Joe G

You need the controller switch with the motor if you don't already have one. ITZ is coming out with a new higher powered electromagnetic motor here in a couple of weeks... https://gridironbuzznetwork.com/collections/gbn-custom-products

Playing around with a little Kickoff Coverage on the Ultimate Board. I love this Ultimate Board! 20210629_KickoffCoverage.MOV

A little match race on the Ultimate Board. One guy has a little bit more at the end. Running an electromagnetic motor. 20210629_MatchRace.MOV

I ended up using this guy for my Howley figure on my 66 Cowboys. This is a Tudor Mean 13 figure with a set of Gameday arms of an arm sprue you see posted above. Also pictured are Lee Roy Jordan and Dave Edwards rounding out the 66 Cowboys linebacking corp. Had to add big Ray Nitschke to the mix.

Here ya go. First electromagnetic motor test. This motor and board run alot different from my custom built board with this EM motor on it. It won't allow me to post anymore videos for some reason. I have really good one testing out 7 or 8 figures but it won't let me attach.

The motors were loud from being turned up above 3/4 speed. Referring to the question in a previous comment of one motor cancelling out the other with competing vibrations I would have to leave that to the experts. Using one motor I had spots on my board where the figure would slow down. I added the 2nd motor in hopes of having more uniform speed from goal line to goal line which that additional motor provided. At one time I actually had 4 motors hooked up and the board didn't perform as well as it did with two motors. I have an electromagnetic motor on my Ultimate Board now. I am having problems with the figure moving very slow in some areas and fast in other areas on the board. I hooked up two electromagnetic motors to try and solve the problem and it did not. I didn't spend very much time repositioning the motors and plan to do that some time in the future. The beauty of the electromagnetic motor is how quiet it runs. Most guys I know using electromagnetic motors aren't real happy with performance over the entire board from goal to goal. The figure moves great in some areas and not so fast in other areas of the board. IMG_2268.MOV

The Ultimate Board is run with two Tudor motors ran off a splitter. I currently have 4 motors running it off one handheld controller. It actually ran better with the two though.

I am going to purchase a set of the passing sticks and try them out. My back is already thanking me for just considering this. I love my Next Level QB's and 808 QB's, but my board is in a very small room and maneuvering around the board to pass is difficult. The sticks would make playing the game so much easier no doubt. Thanks for all info Coach Shawn. Questions... If the receiver is beyond the total length of the measuring stick is that when the blue stick is used to determine ball placement? When placing the ball does it have to be straight downfield toward the goal line or can it be placed diagonally either left or right?

I love it when somebody takes notice of the blocking that was involved in making a play happen. The right tackle and right tight end who was split out both served up pancakes to the defenders on them. The right tackle wasn't done and drove his man across and back down the field. LOL

Thanks for the correction on that one. I miss alot in my elderly years. But my scales definitely weigh in grams to keep me within the limits.

Here's what the custom finished product ends up looking like.

This is the customized Pro Pack Action figure down lineman. I just like having figures on the field that are completely unique to my teams.

Did these two figures last night for my 66 Cowboys linebackers. One will be Howley. These were made from 2 Buzzball figures.

I remove the arms with the snippers and use sanding sticks and an emory board to smooth the area off and they drill an area for the ball socket area of the end of the arm to set. I super glue it on when it fits just right. I put a drop of Bob Smith's "Accelerator" on as it instantly cures the super glue like it has been drying for weeks. I basically do these arms like I did with the Tudor figures you have to put together. Same process to change out a head on a figure. I am going to do a special Jim Tyrer figure for my 99 Chiefs team. Jim was probably one of the two greatest offensive tackles of all time. He an Munoz are the best. Tyrer had a huge head so I am going to take the taller Fab 5 figure and put some offensive linemen arms on him and a very large head.

Love to customize the Haiti Repros. The Haitis are the gold standard for football figures, but I like to spice up a roster. Down linemen were customized from the Pro Line Action Figures center and down linemen.