I know that there are people, like Paul Champaign that create custom boxes for releases. What I'm wondering is if anyone has a pattern for creating boxes.

I know it would be a little bit of a pain, but I think I would like to try to make some for some of my boxless sets, like the muppets and the like.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

robyn

Funny that you mention the muppets...

For what it's worth (and not what you're requesting, I know), I am working on a 3, 5, and 7-disc Muppet Movie "Rainbow Collection" cover for the keepcases for the proper number of discs.

3-disc case: Jim Henson's trilogy: Movie, Caper, Manhattan
5-disc: JHT, Plus Muppets from Space and It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie
7-disc: All of the above, pluse Muppet Christmas Carol and Muppet Treasure Island.

I may also do a 2-disc case just for the two literary adaptations... but I may wait until the Muppet Wizard of Oz comes out. Is that still happening?

Now, about the above breakdowns, thoughts, anyone?

BOMM,

CS

I'm sorry, It's early and no coffee...what is JHT?

Those sound pretty good--I was thinking about trying my hand at boxes so I could put the best of the muppet shows in it. That's 15 discs. I may transplant them into multipacks for simplicity, but I really haven't decided yet.

robyn

I might be talking out of my ass here, but I think that's just short for Jim Henson Trilogy

Ahhhh, thanks JoeyOhhhh

BasiaMille,

Is this muppet collection still going to happen? I just picked up the last two I needed from the Henson trilogy and look foward to seeing what you have in store.

Well, I'm still trying to figure out how to make dvd boxed set boxes. I am transferring all of my titles (two disc and below) into nextpak thin cases, so I need to create several for series such as the Nightmare on elm street, MST3K, Muppets show and movies, and the star trek movies.

Perhaps there is a company that will do it to my specifications--I'm about ready to try that.

r