Space Jam (Blu-ray SteelBook) [UK]
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Link and discount code not working on this release
If still in stock later for a decent price drop I will purchase then
I already have previous steelbook and it's same disc in the new steelbook so I'm not in a rush to get this at the moment
If it had of been remastered version with new extras I would have pre ordered
If still in stock later for a decent price drop I will purchase then
I already have previous steelbook and it's same disc in the new steelbook so I'm not in a rush to get this at the moment
If it had of been remastered version with new extras I would have pre ordered
I forgot about it going live and didn’t get to use the code but now I’m thinking price drop too
I'm sure we had a thread on here that walked you through the process of changing spines, but I can't seem to find it at the moment.
Plenty of videos on YouTube nowadays though, so maybe just give those a watch. I would suggest practicing on an unwanted steel first!
Here you go: steelbook spine removal - YouTube
You couldn't even be bothered to post a pic of the steelbook front that noone has seen yet
You couldn't even be bothered to post a pic of the steelbook front that noone has seen yet
Sorry, was a little carried away with Avengers arriving and only studied the spine on this one lol. Theres a nice metallic finish to this one. I prefer the cover art on this one as it reminds me of the old quads. Plus, I always had hoped the vhs would use this cover as I recall the rental big case did but the retail release never did.
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Yikes, thought it might be easier. Think I'd best leave it haha. Will just keep both for now.
Another option, and without having to remove the spines, is to remove all 4 plates from the steelbooks, and simply swap them around on the plastic inserts/trays. Removing plates are far easier than removing the spine IMO, and you can do so fairly easily using a plastic credit card or something similar, this method is also damage free if you do it right. Would never personally advise using a knife as some do.
With the steelbook open and laid flat on a solid surface, preferably on top of a soft cloth as to not cause any scratches etc whilst working on it, using a credit card (or similar thin/hard plastic card) - place the card between the metal edge of the steelbook and the inner plastic tray, starting on the top inside edge (corner beside the spine) and work your way outwards. It should detach close to the spine edge and you can then remove/pop off the plate with your hands. When you do the back, just turn the steelbook upside down so it's the same way as when removing the front plate.
Again, it's a little difficult to explain but there are threads/vids like @Noodles has said that would show how to remove plates.
I just thought this way you'd end up with the steelbook and spine you want, and should be an easier way to go about it if you really wanted to. If you've not removed plates before, obviously try it first on an old steelbook you don't care about lol. I did it for the first time using my Buried steelbook
I'm pretty certain its gloss given its sheen.
Another option, and without having to remove the spines, is to remove all 4 plates from the steelbooks, and simply swap them around on the plastic inserts/trays. Removing plates are far easier than removing the spine IMO, and you can do so fairly easily using a plastic credit card or something similar, this method is also damage free if you do it right. Would never personally advise using a knife as some do.
With the steelbook open and laid flat on a solid surface, preferably on top of a soft cloth as to not cause any scratches etc whilst working on it, using a credit card (or similar thin/hard plastic card) - place the card between the metal edge of the steelbook and the inner plastic tray, starting on the top inside edge (corner beside the spine) and work your way outwards. It should detach close to the spine edge and you can then remove/pop off the plate with your hands. When you do the back, just turn the steelbook upside down so it's the same way as when removing the front plate.
Again, it's a little difficult to explain but there are threads/vids like @Noodles has said that would show how to remove plates.
I just thought this way you'd end up with the steelbook and spine you want, and should be an easier way to go about it if you really wanted to. If you've not removed plates before, obviously try it first on an old steelbook you don't care about lol. I did it for the first time using my Buried steelbook
Duh! Haha, i was too busy thinking about how to remove the spine that actually I didn't even think of this which makes totale sense and given the video I watched, very do-able. I may actually give this a go.
Have to admit I'm a big fan of the Classic Warner cartoons but dear God this film is a mess. Really does not do the classic cartoons justice......
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