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Finished setting up the Gallery for the "Art of the Buzz" ELECTRIC FOOTBALL Art Show.

Very Nice!!

Depends on how many you order. Should be fairly minimal. it is basically based on the size of the box they have to ship in.

Here is a couple of hand painted teams I did recently. 1972 Miami Dolphins using Miggle 67 Big Men and some 1974 WFL Southern California Sun

AWESOME!!!

That's a nice looking team!!

Let 'em play!! It doesn't really matter. It's your league, your teams. I have done it many times.

There are probably more on Facebook., but you would have to join or be a member of several electric football groups to find them.

Well, I know they are out there, just noy sure where. Do a search on You Tube for "electric football ultimate gameboard". Here are a couple:

In case you missed it lsst year, here it is again. Merry Christmas!!

Yeah, I'm not either. But would love to have a stadium set up like that.

Check this Out!! Greatest Fans on Earth: Bobby Moore (dallascowboys.com)

Pryor Art Gallery Hosts “Art of the Buzz” Exhibit (columbiastate.edu)

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I'll have to do some searching or maybe just make new one!!

Now this is electric football to the EXTREME!!!

EF Artist Kyle Nutt

Impressive work of technology. Unfortunately, I don't have any suggestions for you. I am not that tech savvy. On my gameboard that is 30" by 60" I used 2 electromagnetic motors where the speed is regulated by the distance the motor is away from the playing surface.

Thanks, Billy!!

So, a long time I had 3 100-yard KR's for TD's in a National High Voltage League tournament game against once of the legends of Electric Football, Lavell Shelton. The only 3 plays I had run the whole game. He answered each one with time consuming drives for TD's. Finally, he was able to stop the next KR for a short return and I wound up turning the ball over on downs which was my last possession. He then scored again on his final possession to win the game 28 - 21. The closest I ever came to pulling off a major upset.

Here's a video I made featuring Electric Football Artist Scotte "Bricks" Turner.

Yeah, unfortunately Tudor's number have certain amount of transparency to them. I would recommend Beenut also Home (beenutt.com)

Thanks for posting. These are the kinds of things I like to save and keep in the archives of the museum. (Hope you don't mind I added them to the website) "As solo implies, it's my game, my rules, my weirdness." You are exactly right. It's your game and your rules. do whatever makes the game and hobby fun, interesting and exciting for you. Like I have always said "Just have fun and play the game!!" As for myself, I just play a pretty basic game of electric football. Not too many deviations from the original rules of electric football. I do use "The Kicking Game" Kicking cards that I created, occasionally, for kicking, punting, Field goals and extra points. But I also like to use the TTQB as much as possible, since that is a skill I don't want to lose. For more about Solitaire rules that others use. check out the section in the NEFGM library on solitaire rules and to learn more about the kicking card. Solitaire League Rules – The National Electric Football Game Museum (nefgm.org) Innovations of the Game – The National Electric Football Game Museum (nefgm.org)

Nice!! That's awesome!!

The first 3 issues of Crackin' Plastic are now available for free download from the NEFGM Library. The National Electric Football Game Museum (nefgm.org)