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Hi y'all

 

After ordering and getting a copy of Xenophobe from Lance, i decided it needed a decent box to house it in. As there are no official releases of this game, i had a spare cart box (Eastern Front 1941).

 

 

So i (painstakenly) photoshopped the graphics up to scratch, and text, laminated and stuck together. The results were pleasing considering this approach.

 

 

 

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As im looking to add more rare carts to my collection which wont have boxes, i cant obviously scrap real boxes for this.

 

 

Does anyone have a hi-res template for the XE box series they can post?

 

 

Note: im dont have any interntion of starting a cottage industry with boots and selling - this is purely for taking extra pride in my cart collection. Its hats off to GR8, Lance, Atari sales/service and the programmers still out there keeping the interest alive! :thumbsup:

 

Any photos of similar homebrew boxes would be interesting to see here , has anyone done similar?

 

 

Rich

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Hi Rich,

 

Great result! That box looks way cool, I always felt this game (and others) deserved a box such as this, nice one. Good game as well.

 

Cheers,

Dom

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Ok,had to come up with this one!

 

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Classic Barbarian with the controversial packaging and Poster and a8 program on tape

 

I made this:

 

*using Spectrum 48k packaging for the basis,

*swopped spools from the tape from a basf tape which was 15 min long.

*Converted from XEX to CAS to wav (using A8 Cass convert program)

*Recorded through the headphone socket to a tape recorder (left channel)

* loads fine.

 

Frustrating when this came out for the 8-bits in '87 and Atari got ignored. Looks good in my collection!

 

more to come!

 

Richard

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