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Anybody in the Nashville. TN area that would like to witness some great EF action, the Music City EFL will be playing their end of season College teams tournament this Saturday. February 3. 2023.

Pretty sure most of what he has seen are metal boards and wood frames. 2' x 4' playing fields. How good they are mostly depends on the motors being used and placement of the motors.

I assume you are talking about the Referee's Shirt being worn by the Curator of the Art Gallery.

1. Pryor Art Gallery. Columbia State Community College, Columbia, TN 2. The National Electric Football Game Museum and Columbia State Ckmmunity College Foundation. 3. Yes, primarily my collectiln with a few items on loan from a couple of others.

I agree. Trophies would be a very nice addition to the Tudor Product Line.

Very Nice!!

Adding weight to figures basically came about as the result of higher game board speeds. Weight needed to be added to keep the figures from falling over. The 4.0-gram weight limit was established to maintain an even playing field in league and tournament competitions.

Had an opportunity to meet some local state legislators and community leaders at the "Art of the Buzz" exhibit today.

Awesome post on Facebook Posting this to show y’all that you can make an impact in someone’s life, no matter where you come from or what you do. Keith Chalmers aka “Big Salty” was one of the first guys I watched play EF for on YouTube when I was around 8 years old. Was starstruck when I met him and many of you at this convention in Philly what seems like so long ago. May he rest in peace. Now here I am almost 12 years later, still playing the game we all enjoy. I am thankful for this hobby and for all of you as the father figures I never really had. Peace & Love , Austin

Pics from the "Art of the Buzz" reception. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0277oWVuuQiB7Nxn3co42cMQ1m5GNLVMoej1e2oVrGbAanzx5DZsf8VkwXaRAk2rXZl&id=1291556020926099&sfnsn=mo&mibextid=6aamW6

Check out this outstanding article. Thanks to Paul "Raiderman" Bartels for the donation of this article to the NEFGM Library. Wingspan Nixa MO.pdf

LOVE IT!! Awesome game report and pics.

No. I just play the game normally.

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Not sure of the dates, but I think the dates are in the late 70's early 80's. Team division sets were for all the teams is a specific division and sold by JC Penney's beginning in 1976. The team boxes were included in game sets at least with Super Bowl X or Super Bowl XIII since most of the ones I have seen have Cowboys or Steelers marked on them.

Check this out. Pryor Art Gallery Hosts 'Art of the Buzz' Exhibit - Williamson Source

I still paint most of my figures. replica and reproduction Tudor from the 60's and 70's. The most difficult part is the stripes.

I just play simple basic 4-3, 3-4, 5-2, 6-1 or 7-4 defenses with mostly zone pass coverage. which defense I use depends on the field position of the offense.

Excellent article!! I have read it many times.

Download this file for an origianl Tudor 1971 NFL Playbook. NFL Playbook

Trips would typically line up on the side away from the hash mark that the ball is spotted on because you have more room on that side of the field. The strong side is typically the side that the TE lines up on. In most play diagrams that you will see, the TE is typically lined up on the right side of the offensive line, but they can easily be reversed to run to the left as well. Hope this answers your question.

I did like the Lions all white. I definetly will be looking into painting some of these.

Yeah, LOL!! Typical Art Gallery precautions. Let me know when your coming so I can be sure to be there.