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[NATIONAL]

Frank that is one bad Earl figure!!!!!!


Nat'l

[Reginald Rutledge]

do so many poses.

I've got friends who've said they would not support my products because they are not detailed enough, they don't have all the features needed, and are past their time. With friends like that, who needs enemies, uh???

Ouch!!! But a legitimate argument. However, I know with the versatility of what we bring and how we try to teach people to utilize what is available and to educate people on how to do things for themselves through our video, it provides an economical and creative way to make many of these poses.

You've got to realize, I've got over 1500 custom poses and one day (I promise), I will get these on Footballfigure.net.

That Earl Campbell pose is one of the poses featured in our Footballfigure.net Running Back Volume 1 DVD. We show so much on how to take a $2 figure and turn it into a $25 masterpiece.

And although our figures may not be for everybody, they are the most versatile figures out there.

Reg

[Reginald Rutledge]

The Rams

[joel_p1]

Reg,
The Rams? So the Panthers get no respect I see in the last post? They look so SWEET too.
Love all the poses and I loved the Rams in those uniforms when I was growing up. I had one of those blue and yellow Rams jerseys in high school.
Love admiring your work as always.

Joel

[the french guy]

I've got friends who've said they would not support my products because they are not detailed enough, they don't have all the features needed, and are past their time

Does it look like from the past ?

FF.net figures stills a great base for customized figures. Stock, custom poses, hybrids, resculpt. For a cheap price. Easy to work with, versatile product.

I guess it all depands of your point of view (= do you want stock figs with all the fancy details but quite pricey, or do you want a reasonably price custom base for your modelling fun ?)

Even if I go (and will go) more and more on hybrids and almost full rescupts, that brand of figure stills appear on 80-90% (I believe) of my pro team athletes, in a way or another (sometimes it's just a chest or a couple of arms, but it does not matter).


PS : Reginald did not paid me to say that


More seriously, on my miniature football workshop, I've got only ff.net figures, miggle bigmen figures, and buzzball figures (speaking only of my pro teams projects). I believe it just depands of your way to live your MF hobby. It's the same way with bases. Some of us just tweak their bases, more or less with success, other ones buy $$$ tournament ready bases.

No good or bad way to play and live that hobby.

[Reginald Rutledge]

Joel,

No disrespect to the Panthers. Anthony Burgess had already got on me about the Panthers! Just testing out a new piece of equipment and the original pics I had was taken at 3:00 am and they did not come out good. I actually got sleepy so I said I'll just do them in the morning. 3 hours later, I've done them.

Here they go!

[the french guy]

Perfect example of what you can do with these figs

[joel_p1]

Way to go on those Panthers.
Makes me want to re-do some of mine now.
They look so lifelike and resembles alot of their natural stances and mannerisms. You always know how to capture an anthlete in his moment.

[Reginald Rutledge]

Jim Brown, OJ Simpson, Curtis Martin, Ray Rice, Reggie Bush, and Jerome Bettis

[Reginald Rutledge]

Steve Smith, Mushim Muhammad, Stephen Davis, and Brad Hoover