| Michigan Joe |
02-12-2010 01:06 AM |
Pictures are worth a thousand words. Notice the shape fo the front prongs all match (rear too). Thanks for posting your work for us mere mortals. Good to see the Prolines are back (even though I find the new color ugly compared to the originals). Below is a post I made about the Proline strong rookies on Miggle site (in Nov 2006) when I first got back into the hobby. The Pro line base got me hooked on the game when I new nothing about chat boards, just got the game for me and my son. I remember back at that time I posted my satisfaction with this base but at that time not too many people were talking about it too much, maybe it was too new I don't know. But back then I bought 10 packs of the original proline strong rookies and they have served me well.
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Nov. 2006-
'I got back into EF a few months ago and I've bought many of the Miggle bases and I'd have to say that the PRO LINE STRONG ROOKIE bases are by far and the way the best Miggle bases right out of the box. I haven't got into tweaking yet, but these strong rookie bases are the smoothest running and most consistent that I've tried so far. In fact, if I had not originally purchased these bases with my game I think I would have been disappointed with electric football in general. Instead the game perfoms better than I thought (with some slight board tweaks to my 620 game board), and I am actively painting 22 man college teams and playing all the time. I've got RBs and WRs running 100 yards (and fast) and I am able to field a great defensive team with these bases because they are consistent and repeatable, meaning I can set up some nice defensive plays. I like the rounded front bases for my running backs so they can "slide" off the lead blocks. I use many of the flat front bases with my defensive players. '
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