Did you Know... ?

[nefgm.org]

Did you Know that Tudor Games / Miggle Toys once made an electric soccer game?? 

Check out this article on the museum website. 

Miggle Toys / Tudor Games International Electric “Soccer Challenge” Game – The National Electric Football Game Museum (nefgm.org)

[NO Dave]

It also came with a standalone timer, and yes, those bases have protruding corner tabs. Can you say shutdown corner?  The downside was that it was built from what we know now as the Model 9072 board, so the field was very small and it was difficult to keep all the players in bounds. 

[Ravenna Al]

Miggle brought a few of those to the convention, I think it was Detroit. The one thing I remember was how easy it was to break the goalie control stick. They lasted all of about 2 minutes.

 

 

[ron72761]

I’ve seen the reviews. I have some parts from the game I picked up. She didn’t have the field or the balls anymore. Does anyone know where I could get at least a ball for the game? Didn’t realize that the game/parts couldn’t be found.

[MK1603]

On 12/7/2021 at 6:49 AM, ron72761 said:

I’ve seen the reviews. I have some parts from the game I picked up. She didn’t have the field or the balls anymore. Does anyone know where I could get at least a ball for the game? Didn’t realize that the game/parts couldn’t be found.

Balls | Tablesoccerusa

Ball may be a little bigger for this Miggle game as these are for Subbuteo table soccer but I am sure they will work just as fine, unless the ball for this game is magnetic then I have no idea personally....