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cjpowerbomb

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  1. Here are some Steelers fields I've been messing with from 1970-73. The combination of fields the Steelers used in 1970 alone was crazy, using different layouts each week it seemed. So I just matched them up by color to give you an idea, including the once used black endzones. 1970 Pittsburgh Steelers 1970 Pittsburgh Steelers-1 1970 Pittsburgh Steelers-2 1970 Pittsburgh Steelers-3 1971 Pittsburgh Steelers 1971 Pittsburgh Steelers-1 1973 Pittsburgh Steelers
  2. So here is a revision for the 1984-85 Chiefs. Not perfect but at least it's a start for the anniversary patch on the field: 1984 Kansas City Chiefs 1985 Kansas City Chiefs
  3. I'll see what I can do to update the 1984 Chiefs field.
  4. Few more Cowboys fields: 1979 Cowboys - Early / Mid season 1979 Cowboys - Late season / Playoffs 1980 Cowboys
  5. Regarding the two Cowboys fields, the first field would be around 1981-95 and the second one from 1996 onwards.
  6. Last of the Chiefs fields for me: 1978-79 Kansas City Chiefs 1980 Kansas City Chiefs 1981-83 Kansas City Chiefs 1986-93 Kansas City Chiefs
  7. Here's another handful of Chiefs fields. Again, as close as I could get: 1969 Kansas City Chiefs 1970 Kansas City Chiefs 1971 Kansas City Chiefs 1972 Kansas City Chiefs 1973-75 Kansas City Chiefs 1976-77 Kansas City Chiefs
  8. I tried my hand at making a classic field using existing Super Bowl fields borrowed from pitt6pack. These would be the Cowboys fields from the '70s. They're not completely accurate, but not bad for a first attempt. 1973-74 1975-78
  9. The Steelers never had a black end zone in the Super Bowl and they only tried it once when Three Rivers was opened in 1970 in a preseason game against the Giants. I liked it with the gold letters, but if you have the AFC logo and Steelers logo included, it wouldn't be a great look.
  10. Any luck messing with the other field combinations for Super Bowl VII I mentioned awhile back?  You've always done awesome work.

    1. pitt6pack

      pitt6pack

      I haven't gotten a chance to do much of anything field related in a while. Just don't have the time anymore unfortunately.

  11. It was a sportsmanship kind of thing. In the '60s at the Cotton Bowl, Dallas had the opponent's endzone with their team name and logo. In Kansas City, they only had the opponent's helmets at the 35 yd line with the Chiefs helmet on the other 35 with the Chiefs having both enzones painted alike from 1969-71. In the 1971 and 1973 NFL Championship Games in Dallas, they had the 49ers and Vikings' endzone painted as if it were the Super Bowl.
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