Here at Subbuteo.Online we’ve seen some pretty innovative ideas to display Subbuteo single players. From tiny shelves with over 2,000 players to stunning LED-lit displays, we thought we’d seen everything. That is until Guy Palmer from Gibraltar kindly shared this stunning Subbuteo cabinet using a clever way to showcase some…
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The stunning Subbuteo Curva display with light and sound effects
Filippo Caselli, an Italian Subbuteo collector, has an incredible room of Subbuteo filled with box sets, team boxes and merchandise from his Italian side, SPAL. But not content with filling the room with Subbuteo goodies, Filippo has also created some beautiful Subbuteo fan displays based on the famous ultras culture…
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How this impressive individual player Subbuteo display was made
Ready for another brilliant single player Subbuteo display? Go on then. There are plenty of ways to display a single figure player collection. We have previously covered the tiny shelves showcasing a collection of over 2,100 players, and of course there is the beautiful LED-lit display of single figures. We…
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The Subbuteo stadium with a spectacular light show
Here at Subbuteo.Online we are used to seeing some fantastic displays. From incredible single player collection wall displays to the man who has a Subbuteo stadium on his work desk, the creativity people show when it comes to displaying their little plastic men is incredible. However, one Subbuteo fan has…
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John Lewis installs brilliant Subbuteo Christmas display
An eagle-eyed Subbuteo fan has spotted a nice bit of Christmas cheer in John Lewis in Leeds. The department store has set up a cabinet with a simple but effective display of modern Subbuteo players decked out in the all-white colours of local side Leeds United. The cabinet was spotted…
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A player from the first 332 Subbuteo teams in a single display
When Subbuteo was first launched it was a mail order business. Many of the first buyers bought the game before founder Peter Adolph had even built a prototype. Even when orders flooded in for the game after magazine advertisements Subbuteo remained mail order for a long time before shops decided…