Bumps in the road

[Daryl Collins]

Well. I finished my Super Bowl Eagles in time for the game. Lots of rookie mistakes were made, but I was pushing it. The Super Bowl Chiefs have been a bit of a challenge. I’m not sure why because I’ve taken my time and the cuts are phenomenal. Still, even though I haven’t done the best job on these two teams, they still look good once finished. When I do a team I’m relatively satisfied with, I’ll put down some pics. I still love doing this. It’s relaxing and clears my head. Uni-Forms still amaze me in their design and about a dozen other reasons. I mean, who came up with the popsicle stick and toothpick idea? I still use those as much as anything else to put these teams together. How about some inside football on the development of Uni-Forms and the decisions involved in creating the packaging, look, and design? I would be fascinated.

[nefgm.org]

Here is a link that might answer a lot of your questions as to why and how Uni-forms were developed. 

Uni-Forms: Amazing NFL Miniatures without Painting | Indiegogo

Edited March 5, 2023 by nefgm.org

[nefgm.org]

Here is another interesting article.

EXCLUSIVE: The Coming Revolution in Electric Football Uniforms | Meta Bulletin

[Daryl Collins]

Read this article and it was good. His attempts at dressing out his players… did he even go through the tutorial? I’m going to be kind here because when I finally post pics of one of my teams… brace for impact!

[zak99b5]

I totally understand why Tudor is headed in the UniForms direction. I'd like to see the front and back jersey numbers die cut though, as I think that would improve the overall look quite a bit. 
 

I just hope they keep offering the water-slide decals (or offer a uniForm version of logos etc.) for those of use who want painted players. But painted helmet logos can look pretty good--did that with my Vikings and Bears teams.