Two teams, red and blue, it's almost like
war-gaming! Indeed - I'm sure an enterprising cove from that branch of
grownups-and-toys (they all seem to call each other 'cove'!) could fix-up some
dice-based rules? There used to be pocket cricket, after all, if you can game
cricket with a rolling brass hex/drum and stub of pencil, you should be able to
sort something out with these chaps!
Each figure is unique due to a number on
their shirt-back, although the three fielders are basically the same pose. And
I'm afraid the catcher is one of those surprisingly common - within the hobby -
poses that begs the ear-worm . . . ♫ Maaah
Maaa-aham-meiiiiii♫
Thanks
Brian!
makes you wonder they could do them in team strip?
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Funny Dan - I was chatting to Brian about it yesterday, team colours, individual players, 'lucky shirt-numbers' taken on transfer to a new team, famous individuals....but they won't give these ranges a chance, Lego even flirted with both football and basketball back in the 1990's/2000's (?), but dropped them before they'd had time to build a fan-base!
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