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I would like to suggest that Tudor start producing the Haiti Repro figures in Amber colored plastic. They would be great for recreating teams from the early period of original NFL teams when Tudor used these figures for teams such as the Packers, Steelers and Redskins. What y'all think??

Created this new page on the Museum Website. The NEFGM Library – Newspaper and Magazine Article Archives. – The National Electric Football Game Museum

Thanks to Wally Jabs for making these files available to the Museum https://nefgm.org/wally-jabs-the-base-manipulator/

EF Artist and Solitaire Coach Ron Mango – The National Electric Football Game Museum (nefgm.org)

Thanks, Sent you an email.

Wally, I have a copy of the original "Base Manipulation 101" that you wrote years ago in my files and a newspaper article that you are featued in Don't have them on the website yet. But will try to do so soon.

https://nefgm.org/collectors-gallery/the-electric-football-collector/ Here is some good information regarding collecting and identifying figures.

Old 500 boards make gret tweaking and training boards.

Looking for a Tudor Origianl Teams Reference? Check out the collection of Leonard Gunderson at the National ELECTRIC FOOTBALL Game Museum. LG’s Electric Football – The National Electric Football Game Museum (nefgm.org)

Yeah, its hard to break up sets. From a collectibility stand point, most people want to keep a game set in as original condition as possible, Which makes it very hard for someone trying to restore a game set with missing parts to its original condition. I think there could be a good market for reproduction scoreboards. I wonder if Tudor has ever considered that.

OK, Cool!! I guess they did print specific names to certain games. Always learning something new. I have a large collection of scoreboards but no specific Rams and Cowboys. I have a Dolphins and Redskins and a Dolphins and Vikings. Probably from Super Bowl VII and VIII games.

I don't kow that there is a specific Redskins and Cowboys Stadium scoreboard. They were designed to use Team Name Inserts. It should have slots on each side of the printed names to accept inserts that were availaleto be purchaed separetely. Here is a partial Scoreboard reference that I have been working on to give you some idea of what vintage scoreboards were used. Scoreboards Reference.pdf

The National ELECTRIC FOOTBALL Game Museum featured on the pigskindispatch.com podcast. https://pigskindispatch.com/home/Football-Fun-Facts/Football-Hobbies-and-Games/Electric-Miniature-Football

Bill Moreno's "The '71 Vibe" featured on the Museum's Website. Hope you enjoy. The 71 Vibe – The National Electric Football Game Museum (nefgm.org)

Awesome!! Look forward to following.

Added quite a few hand painted custom teams to the Museum's Team Collection. Here are just a few sample of some of the teams added. Click the link to few more. Team Collections – The National Electric Football Game Museum (nefgm.org)

Nice!! SO ready to follow this great League again this year.

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Any uniforms from the 1960's NFL and AFL, that is my favorite era of the game, also the 1974 WFL and 1983-85 USFL.

Today (8/12/2021) marks the second anniversary of the formation and incorporation of The National Electric Football Game Museum. We are the only museum in the country and the world that is solely devoted to the history and preservation of the best game and hobby ever ELECTRIC FOOTBALL!! Although we are only an online virtual museum today, our goal is eventually to be a place that you can actually visit, see our vast collection of games, figures, and art and experience playing the game on vintage, modern and custom game boards with vintage, modern and custom game pieces. The National Electric Football Game Museum

The Buzzing Nostalgia and Furious Competition of Electric Football Tournaments (melmagazine.com)

Find this excellent article from 2013 on the internet today. A great read!! Can electric football ever again create a buzz? | FOX Sports

Not sure what you mean by solving the goal post problem. I have magnetic goal posts. I also have a 60" x 30" Canadian playing field that is scaled to 3/8" = 1 yd. I haven't played on it in a while. I also have a 1971 or 72 Munro Canadian edition vintage gameboard.

Added this book to the permanent collection of the NEFGM Library. Here is a link to an excellent review of this book. Vintage Football Board Games Celebrated in New Book (sportscollectorsdaily.com)

People complain about dead spots in the game boards, but it is those dead spots that make these types of plays happen. That is what I love about playing the game. The unpredictability of the play results. No matter how many times you may think you are setting up a play exactly as you did before, there is no quarantee that you are going to get the same result everytime.