Showing posts with label Toys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Toys. Show all posts
Sunday, 12 January 2014
Sunday, 27 January 2013
Same Old Subbuteo Brand New Kits
Remember when you got your first ever subbuteo? Two teams in generic red/white and blue/white. Arsenal/Nottingham Forest/Crewe etc vs. Wigan Athletic/Cardiff City/Macclesfield Town etc. Plain templates that could represent any team in those said colours. But the detail wasn't there. Even the 'real' Manchester United's sold separately was just the same but with 'SHARP' stamped on the front. They were better but not that realistic.
So if you want realism in miniature footballing form then visit a certain Mr Terry Lee and his glorious Subbuteo Art website - They have a vast range of full teams that are hand painted in the very latest colourways, individual models of footballing legends and single pieces of memorable footballing events - Hazard kicks ballboy being my personal favourite.
Well worth a look (but don't touch and keep pristine in the box)...
So if you want realism in miniature footballing form then visit a certain Mr Terry Lee and his glorious Subbuteo Art website - They have a vast range of full teams that are hand painted in the very latest colourways, individual models of footballing legends and single pieces of memorable footballing events - Hazard kicks ballboy being my personal favourite.
Well worth a look (but don't touch and keep pristine in the box)...
| Hazard 2013 |
| Premier League 2012 |
| George Best |
| Africa Cup of Nations 2012 |
| Higuita 1995 |
| Man City |
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