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Hey, could somebody clarify for me the difference in the various
Subbuteo playing figures, especially with regard to the bases.
Here's what I have surmised from various web sites and the playing
sets that I have:

"Heavyweight" figures: Made up until the early 80s. For lack of a
better term, they had medium size flat spot on bottom of base

"Lightweight" figures: Made during the 80s. Very small flat spot on
bottom.

"Hasbros": Made during the 90s. Very flat on bottom, very difficult
to tip over.

Do I have this correct?

Thanks for your help.

-Frank (from Iowa!)
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Thu Apr 12, 2001 3:28 am

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Hey, could somebody clarify for me the difference in the various Subbuteo playing figures, especially with regard to the bases. Here's what I have surmised...
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Apr 12, 2001
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I think you basically have it. The heavy and lightweights were two piece bases that could be weighted with all manner of things to suit the players, while the...
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