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A Letter from MFCA Tweak Editor, Al Dunham ife is fickle. You just never know what is coming your way. When you’re looking for a fastball, life throws a curve. Keep your eyes open for a curve, and life tosses a slider. Occasionally, you get a knuckle- ball thrown in just for good measure. If you decide to just sit back and watch, life tries to knock you down. As many of you may or may not know, Matt Culp has had to Ltake a leave from his duties in the MFCA. Just one of life’s bean balls thrown in his direction. I’m sure Matt will bounce back someday, but until then there are a few holes that need filling. One is editor for the Tweak. As Matt’s assistant for the last couple of years, I’m going to step up and take the bull by the horns. I can only hope that I can do justice to the magazine. It has been a labor of love for the both of us. We’ve spent many hours editing articles, proofreading, figuring out what articles we want in the next issue, proofreading, gathering pictures, proofreading, writing articles, and even more proofreading. It was always our goal to put out the best magazine that we possibly could. Matt did an incredible job, and we all owe him a debt of gratitude. As the new editor for the Tweak, I will do my best to ensure that the quality you have all expected for each issue shall continue. The Tweak is not the only area of the MFCA that Matt has been involved in. He was heavily involved in organizing and running both MFCA conventions in Canton. He fabricated the M*A*S*H signs, shirts and other props that made last years camp-in such a success. He worked the sign up tables, ran some of the skills competitions, and kept records of it all, including the officers meetings. While the rest of us were playing games and having fun, Matt was busy working non-stop. It takes a special person to dedicate so much of their time to this hobby. We are all for- tunate to have had Matt available for the last 2 years. Doing all the grunt work it takes to keep the MFCA going is a thankless no Tweak, no convention, no skills competition…… nothing! job. So I’m saying it now, Thank you, Matt Culp, for all the I don’t get paid anything for writing articles. Lynn doesn’t get hard work you have dome for this organization. The MFCA paid for running the chat board or for the conventions. Neither wouldn’t be where it is today if it weren’t for you. did Matt, Tim Young, Steve Martin, Ken Allen, Kelvin Lomax, or anyone else who has chipped in articles or helped run parts Time stands still for no man, nor for any organization for that of the convention. We do what we do because we love this matter. We have to forge ahead. It’s time for others to step hobby. We want to see it expand and grow. But, we can’t do it forward and do their part to help out. The easiest thing to do alone. This is your MFCA, and your Tweak. Volunteer to help is to do nothing. You can say that you’ve paid your dues, and out in any way that you can. The conventions coming soon, you’ll just let the others do the work. Well, if everyone felt that we’ll need people to help keep everything running smoothly. way the MFCA would come to a grinding halt. There would be The Tweak needs articles. Grab your keyboard and start writ- ing. Don’t just be in the MFCA, be a part of it! 2 SPRING 2010 THE TWEAK THE TWEAK Table of Contents OFFICIAL MAGAZINE O F THE SPRING 2010 Issue Twelve MFCA 2 Letter From Al Dunham by Al Dunham Editor and Publishing Director Matthew Culp 4 Custom Showcase by David Roller & Ken Tamashiro 12 Mid America Melee by Doug Hendricks Assistant Editor Al Dunham 17 Southern Up North, The Beltsville BASH by David Nickles Robert Chalmers Wins by Ray Fanara Contributing Writers 19 Matthew Culp 20 Solitaire by Al Dunham, Chris Markham & Chris LeMay Al Dunham Ray Fanara 27 2010 MFCA Hall Of Fame Nominees Doug Hendricks 28 Carry A Big Styx by Al Dunham Don Lang Chris LeMay 32 Defensive Strategies by Al Dunham Chris Markham 36 The 2009 Great Lakes Championship by Don Lang David Nickles David Roller 38 Coaches Corner: Scott Hooper & Butch Carter by Don Lang Lynn Schmidt Ken Tamashiro Design and Graphic Artists David Roller Lynn Schmidt Cover by Lynn Schmidt MFCA Board of Directors Matthew Culp Robert Don Chris LeMay Steve Martin Lynn Schmidt Will Travers Mike Turner Contributing Photographers Many MFCA Members Subscriptions www.miniaturefootball.org Customer Service Call 816-891-0802 The MFCA is a not-for-profit organization the purpose of which is to promote the hobby of miniature football and to encourage participation of coaches across the country. The To Join the MFCA MFCA shall not be responsible for or in any way liable for the content of images, articles www.miniaturefootball.org or any other information furnished by its advertisers. Said liability to include defamation in any form, copyright, trademark or patent infringement, license violations or other legal theories. THE TWEAK SPRING 2010 3 CUSTOM SHOWCASE how to get the most from a custom boardmaker or even yourself LESSONS & INNOVATIONS IN BOARD BUILDING kEN tAMASHIRO TEAMS UP WITH rOLLERBOARDS DAVID ROLLER & KEN TAMASHIRO 1 2 3 Ken Tamashiro has a soft spot for custom applied to any custom gameboard project. gameboards, actually, more like an addic- tion. His impressive collection of custom Initial Concept gameboards would make most coaches weak in the knees or tempt the most hon- Ken’s intial contact with David centered est among us to contemplate staging a heist around his idea that Rollerboards could, that would rival the Pink Panther. Ken’s col- “actually roll”, says Roller. “Ken approached C me in an email, asking if I had thought about lection has been featured in several publica- Detail of the proposed multidirectional removable casters tions, including our very own Tweak maga- using inline skate wheels mounted to the zine (Spring 07) and includes a custom EF frame. He had a few gameboards that were and Subbuteo table with Bill Brent, a replica at least 50 lbs and he thought that a roll- of Yankee Stadium with Reginald Rutledge ing gameboard similar to wheeled luggage and a 1940’s Four-Season Ivy League Sta- would be a great feature. He even sug- dium with Chris Fields. So, it should come gested a slogan, ‘Rollerboards are ready as no surprise that Ken was recently ‘off the to Roll!’ I loved his ideas and it really got wagon’ again - commissioning yet another me thinking”. On March 19th, of 2009, Ken custom miniature football gameboard with received the fi rst sketches of the prototype one of the newest entrants into the board “rolling Roller Board”. He was still deciding what exactly he wanted for his collection so The proposed gameboard shown with the casters removed making biz, David Roller of Rollerboards. and ready for play. David did a sample of a Redskins fi eld to get Laying the Foundation his juices fl owing. were not that fi t or well dressed when they played,” jokes Ken. “OK, the one in sweats David Roller, custom board maker, had just Roller proposed to reinforce the bottom could be National, but what about the other posted a new gameboard in the photo gal- frame edge and use fully rotating and re- guy??” Ken liked the initial concept, but had lery of the MFCA forum and had ended his movable casters along with a folding handle not yet decided on the actual look of the to provide the mobility Ken desired. Ken February 2009 post asking, “Anyone have gameboard. That would be the next phase. loved the idea and the illustrations. any suggestions for my next board? I need a creative muse... “ Ken saw this post and Ken goes on to say that the rolling concept, “I pointed out to [David] that most MF’ers just knew he had to respond. One month “is an effortless and stylish way to make an later the project would begin. entrance at a tournament-whether you are pulling it through an airport or from the park- The Tweak followed Ken and David through- ing lot”. out their year long process. Ken says that, “[this] last year’s collaboration with David Initial Design was a great experience and we have some amazing photos and sketches to document About one week later Ken sent David his the evolution of the Rollerboard from begin- idea for the style and look of the game- ning to end.” We hope their story will inspire board. Ken says, “I wanted something really DIY’ers as well as those of us who would different from my 1940’s fi eld or my 1950’s like to commission a custom gameboard to baseball/football stadium. The natural pro- push the envelope and embrace innovation. gression would be a gameboard to refl ect This article, in addition to showcasing Ken’s the 1960’s. I decided that the way to make newest fi x for his EF addiction, is sprinkled this board really different was to break away Design graphic showing the rolling gameboard concept with tips and advice from Roller that can be from the painted box frame and use natural THE TWEAK SPRING 2010 5 4 5 6 Builder’s Tip Builder’s Tip Establish the Envelope Developing Field Graphics Will the gameboard be for your base- I develop all of my fi eld graphics in the ment, the road, durability, fun, competi- computer using Adobe Photoshop Ele- tion, etc? These issues should guide ments.
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