SuperBit Dracula - DVD no case need scan of cover artwork. (1 Viewer)

[Stuart-Young]

Hi guys I just bought the Superbit version of Dracula on ebay. However I didnt realise it didnt come in it's original case.
It is possible for someone to send my a hi-res colour scan please?
Hope this post is ok in this forum.
Thanks
s.
p.s. email address is [email protected]

 

[Troy LaMont]

Stuart,
What type of ISP are you using? If you want good to best quality (which is recommend if you want to print them out), the file size is going to be rather large. That would be a pain in the arse to download on a dial-up ISP.
Technical mumbo-jumbo aside, I can scan the cover for you or you can also check these sites;
http://home.nc.rr.com/vmaxfaq/dvdcovers/ http://members.fortunecity.com/mick...ustom/id12.html http://members.fortunecity.com/coverscans/ http://dvdcovers.20m.com/amex.html http://www.dvdcoverart.com/
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If you don't find it, let me know and I'll get it to you by Wednesday.
Troy

 

[Dan Hitchman]

Was there even a box for Dracula? I seem to recall that the 2nd wave of SuperBits DVDs didn't have the extra cardboard cover; instead the keepcase paper insert for the sleeve looked silver and said SuperBit instead (a cost cutting measure). At least Gattaca SuperBit didn't have a cardboard slip.

Dan

 

[Michael Dueppen]

Dan, you are correct about Dracula not having a cardboard case but I think both guys are talking about the keepcase insert.

 

[Stuart-Young]

Hi guys, nope there was no box or anything. It was a dutch auction and managed to get it for $10 dollers including shipping to the UK
Thanks for your replies.
p.s. >Troy thanks for the links too. I'll drop you a line if I have no luck.
s.