Corpse Killer Sega CD 32X

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TDIRunner:
Here's Corpse Killer.

Here are a few tips to get everything to fit right.

•   You are going to have a few folds to make. I use a straight edge and run a knife lightly over the paper to make a crease.
•   For the front cover, I recommend making the crease first and folding the paper over. Cut the top, bottom and ride side off. Leave the back side folded around. This will make the front cover a little thicker (two pieces of paper thick) which will hold the cover in the jewel case better. The jewel cases were meant to hold thick manuals, and a single piece of paper will be very loose. Having the back side folded around will help.
•   For the back cover, I recommend using one of your Sega CD or Sega Saturn covers to line up the crease marks. Using this template will make the covers about 1 mm narrower than an original cover. If you line up the creases with an original cover, you will not notice the 1 mm when everything is in the case.

I hope this works for you. Let me know how it turns out.

TDIRunner:
Here's Daytona USA for the Sega Saturn.

TDIRunner:
Virtua Fighter for the Sega Saturn.

@KalessinDB,

Can you confirm the third game you were looking for?

Let me know how they turn out.

TDIRunner:
Here's the covers I did yesterday.

Night Trap

Jaguar XJ220

Sega Arcade Classics

Sewer Shark

Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective & Sega Arcade Classics

severcool:

--- Quote from: TDIRunner on January 29, 2015, 09:56:01 PM ---Here's Corpse Killer.

Here are a few tips to get everything to fit right.

•   You are going to have a few folds to make. I use a straight edge and run a knife lightly over the paper to make a crease.
•   For the front cover, I recommend making the crease first and folding the paper over. Cut the top, bottom and ride side off. Leave the back side folded around. This will make the front cover a little thicker (two pieces of paper thick) which will hold the cover in the jewel case better. The jewel cases were meant to hold thick manuals, and a single piece of paper will be very loose. Having the back side folded around will help.
•   For the back cover, I recommend using one of your Sega CD or Sega Saturn covers to line up the crease marks. Using this template will make the covers about 1 mm narrower than an original cover. If you line up the creases with an original cover, you will not notice the 1 mm when everything is in the case.

I hope this works for you. Let me know how it turns out.

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TDIRunner, thanks so much! That looks great. I use MS Paint to print my other covers. What did you use for these?

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