Final Fight CD - Sega CD - NA - Rear and Both Spines (Sega CD Jewel Case Format)

[xcountryrunner89]

When Final Fight CD came out, it was released in a cardboard box with a manual, and a CD sized jewel case. However, the box is usually discarded. I am interested in putting Final Fight CD in a Sega CD sized jewel case. I have the manual and would like a custom job which included the back art and both spines so I could put it in a traditional Sega CD case.

[sheep2001]

Search function is your friend
http://www.thecoverproject.net/forums/index.php?topic=20428.0

[xcountryrunner89]

Thank you, sir!

[TDIRunner]

Hope that works for you.

Do you still run cross country?  Do you run for a school or a team?  I ran XC for 12 years before moving over to road races and half/full marathons.  I don't do much of it anymore these days(typically only do one 5K per year), but I do miss it.

[xcountryrunner89]

I ran cross country and track in high school and college. I been out of college for a few years so I am only doing about 25 to 30 miles a week as of now. I am building up my mileage. The summer works well for me to train since I teach for most of the year. My summer breaks is pretty much running and video games.

[segamer]

25 to 30 miles a week? Man, your joints are going to be all jacked up by the time you're 40.

[TDIRunner]

25 to 30 miles a week? Man, your joints are going to be all jacked up by the time you're 40.

That's nothing. Most cross country runners will do approximately 100 miles a week during a season (which I bet xcountryrunner89 was doing when he was in college.  I know I was).

[TDIRunner]

I ran cross country and track in high school and college. I been out of college for a few years so I am only doing about 25 to 30 miles a week as of now. I am building up my mileage. The summer works well for me to train since I teach for most of the year. My summer breaks is pretty much running and video games.

Once I got out of college, I stopped running for about 2 years before I got back into doing 5Ks and 10Ks.  Then I ran a half marathon on a whim and I loved it so much I trained to do a full the following year (this was about 6 years ago).  I enjoyed it and I planned to continue running more full marathons, but I just haven't been able to fit the training schedule into my current life.  Getting married and having kids makes it difficult.  But I still enjoy it when I can find the time.

[xcountryrunner89]

It's been a bit difficult since I graduated. I was doing between 60 to 80 miles a week depending on the time of the year or part of the season. I ran some college races unattached which were pretty cool. I really like that 8k distance. I used to do the Steamboat Classic which was a pretty popular road race. I hope to start things up again.

[Vt102]

xcountryrunner89,

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