Soccer Minis & Free Game

shelldrake writes:

To answer the Gray Ghost's question – the Mega Mini figures are slightly larger than the Eureka ones.

Plus they have a bit more detail sculpted into them allowing people like me with shaky hands to paint stripes on the uniforms and socks if so desired.

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Johnny Lauck of Mega Miniatures writes:

With the World Cup in session, we thought it would be a good time to release our first set of tabletop game rules. Golden Goal v1.0 is a free test version containing everything you need to start playing. Rulebook also includes 2D paper minis and templates to help you build a quick playing field. We have also launched a Yahoo! Group (address found in the footer of the rules) for those of you with questions or suggestions. All of this and more can be found at MegaMinis.com.

MEM-39009 - Golden Goal 25mm metal miniatures (1 team) - $21.99 USD plus $3 USD shipping
MEM-39009-2 - Golden Goal 25mm metal miniatures (2 teams) - $36.99 USD plus $5 USD shipping
MEM-39009-6 - Golden Goal 25mm metal miniatures (6 teams) - $104.99 USD free shipping

Game is designed by Ian Johnson, miniatures sculpted by Leandro Ventic, with painted images by Roger O'Dell. All figures sold unpainted and cast in tin.