Reviews- The new Diamond Multi-Directionals

[nodave@mac.com]

I am probably the last on the block to get these, but in building the Philly team for the AMFL, I used these on the O-linemen.

Three words: Hole lee cow. They were throwing around defenders very impressively, with only a bit of tweaking.

They get a nice first pop at the throw of the switch, and push right through.

Coach Rip, thanks, they're a winner.

Any other thoughts?

Can U Attach Some Pics Of This New Thing?

[daghstrydr]

They are good, I got some real good speed out of mine.

[Raven maniac]

I got great speed out of them with all figures(FF.net, BB, Miggle). Also they hold weight well. So if your building a weighted team you should no probems placing the weight underneath. Good Job

Darrian

Yes I Have Some Of These,They Are Great,& They Run Very Well.

[Michigan Joe]

I especially like the dials on these, they are very nice for the front weighted customized figures. Even though the dials don't really turn, I have just started playing around with cutting away the two (outer) front prongs in order to get a slight turn out of them in and it seems to be working. Performance wise I haven't got Proline strength out of these yet, speed seems to comes pretty naturally though. Looking forward to possibly getting some more tips on these at the convention.

[raiderhp]

here can I get these?

[artlax]

Have been working with them in camp - getting some nice speed from some and some decent strength from some. Nice addidtion and the BAM packers welcome them!

[Coach Rip]

here is a link:



BuzzBall stuff

[Coach Rip]

I have found the quickest way is to clip all the prongs, but have the front prongs Slightly shorter than the back prongs....... so the base has a slight raised appearance like a nice muscle car, not jacked up too much.

Once the prongs are clipped, do what you normally do to get strength.