Too cool. Lee.

That is so cool and accurate. This is just a great build you got every detail right.

Awesome work! You got all the details perfect! I didn't think it was Lego at first.

Nice Alex! I can't wait to see it IRL.

I built this without having seen Jason's rendition; I only found out about after someone linked to it on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hoyvinmayvin/4687336568/ (fourth comment down). I don't quite feel that credit is due in a purely logical sense, because I didn't even know his creation existed before I had posted mine. But his rendition absolutely deserves attention; I thought about making a functioning model but gave up early on. Props to Jason for making it work; it's an incredible feat.

I know the blue guy is called blue bomber, but not sure about the red guy. Red Rioter? Hehe, great build. ~Waff

This is a very pleasing creation to look at. However, I feel that some credit is due to Jason Corlett who created a functional version of the game as part of the MOCathalon (February 15th, 2010), http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/186336. Jason's creation may not have the same aesthetic qualities of your creation, but he deserves at least a nod of acknowledgement.

Well, let's say for the moment I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt on this http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/186336... Very nice sculpture anyway even though Jason's MOC worked like the real toy!

Can I play catch since I'll be there?

All Right! This is definitely both Rockin' and Sockin'! I played with this toy in the early 70's as a kid- you've really captured an authentic feel, takes me BACK! Great job, bro! - Huss Q.

nice!

That's awesome! My favorite part is the small wedge pieces on the neck. Great job! -Drew