A way to upgrade your godzilla collection!

[G-fan 27]

just simpy type in godzilla dvd covers-roberthood ... it should be one of the first option... in it it contains 4 downloadable cover art images and sources for the dvd cases

They split them up into 4 sections
-Showa 1
-Showa 2
-Heisei
-Millenium

They look really cool and this would be a good travel alternative if you wanted to take them with you that way your not carrying 28 or 29 individually packaged dvds

[Gawdziller]

BLASPHEMY! Why do the Showa covers have Heisei and Millennium images on them?

[omgitsgodzilla]

Pretty badass covers overall, but the release-specific DVD covers on the back are a bit of a caveat for me.

[G-fan 27]

responding to the first comment i think its more of the pictures of godzilla as a whole series not how the seperations work for these dvd covers. u know basically just some cool pics of godzilla that doesnt pertain to the time line there using.I have one question for you guys tho i already ordered the dvd cases and downloaded the cover art. I have a Canon PIXMA MP240 printer i was wondering what paper i should use to get the best results

[omgitsgodzilla]

Use something kind of glossy, like photo paper, if that comes in legal size. That should come out pretty nice if you've got a good printer.

[G-fan 27]

keep in mind these are 1 inch spined dvd cases to hold all of these dicsc meaning legal size is too small

[omgitsgodzilla]

I doubt it. You can print a regular DVD cover on regular, letter-sized paper (8.5x11). Legal paper (8.5x14) should be more than big enough.

[G-fan 27]

i tried a standard piece of paper into the dvd sleev and its a liitle bit short and i highly doubt that the printer printer prints out the images all the way to the exact same size of the paper

[omgitsgodzilla]

...I'm sorry, could you rephrase that?

I've printed regular sized DVD covers countless times before on regular, letter-sized paper and I've had no size problems whatsoever. If you print it in a landscape format and your printer can go far enough toward the edges, I don't see why you should have any problems. With these specific covers, though, you'll need a longer piece of paper since the spine is thicker. That's why I recommended legal sized paper - the long side is longer, so you'd have more room. Therefore you'd have enough space for these covers.

[G-fan 27]

yeah my bad your right i didnt get exactly what you were saying at first, so thanks for the help now i just have to figure out what type of paper is best now that i know what size for the paper

[omgitsgodzilla]

Legal paper is a standard size, pretty easy to find at any office supply store. The guy even recommended it on his site.

[G-fan 27]

thanks for the help i apreciate it

[The Dark Uniter]

Nice customize covers, this should go get if I want my DVD's to take less space. All I need now is a multi-disc case and I'm good to go.

[G-fan 27]

the guy has two sources for dvd cases right eith the link i showed you they should be source 1 and source 2 i got mine from usplastics(i believe the first source) and the shipped them and i recieved them in a matter of a couple days. i would recommend these because i believe with the second source you have to buy them in like a 10 pack.

[milo bloom]

Those are really, really nice except for one thing....

.... I'm one of those freaks that keeps G98 on the shelf with all the other G films, and this would simply feel incomplete without that DVD being included.

[omgitsgodzilla]

Just stick it between the Heisei and Millennium series.

[milo bloom]

Just stick it between the Heisei and Millennium series.

I know where it goes, it would just be a very inelegant kludge in an otherwise very slick presentation.

[omgitsgodzilla]

Much like the film itself...

[milo bloom]

Much like the film itself...

Touchè ...

But still, I would like to be complete if I were to do something like this.

[omgitsgodzilla]

True. I suppose you could keep it in a separate part of the shelf from these cases. I for one don't consider it a legitimate Godzilla film.