Does anyone have a high quality scan or reproduction of an original AWSD instruction space insert ? The only repro I can find available online is 20mm short of the proper size and leaves too much room on either side once inserted. I have an extremely faded and damaged original insert that confirms the original sizing of 535mm. I've been unable to find any scans myself.
- Thread starter kasaski
- Start date
thanks! let's see what we can do
I don't have a feeding scanner so I did the best I could do limited to an a4 space 
. I hope its not to hard to stitch them together
The included repro is there for colour reference but i dont think the scan is very accurate, it looks a bit more purple in person. Once stitched together you'll also see how its undersized.
To confirm dimensions I've taken photos as well, 535 x 84mm
Hopefully theses help
. I hope its not to hard to stitch them togetherThe included repro is there for colour reference but i dont think the scan is very accurate, it looks a bit more purple in person. Once stitched together you'll also see how its undersized.
To confirm dimensions I've taken photos as well, 535 x 84mm
Hopefully theses help
Nice nem the stitching looks great. I also never realised the extra detail in the middle that the repro is missing compared to the original, hopefully someone skilled enough can recreate it accurately and share it. 
Still surprised there doesn't seem to be any scans of an original strip in good condition floating around.
Still surprised there doesn't seem to be any scans of an original strip in good condition floating around.
Guess I should've made an update on this a while back in case anyone else was interested. I ended up finding an incomplete vector online. I fixed some of the existing work to be more accurate and created the rest of the missing graphics. Its been uploaded to the AWSD page on the arcade otaku wiki for anyone to use: https://wiki.arcadeotaku.com/images/b/b0/Awsd_instruction_insert.zip
Preview:
For best results, before printing I recommend rasterizing the the background gradient and adding a noise filter in photoshop to make it look smoother, vector gradients can look pretty awful.
Preview:
For best results, before printing I recommend rasterizing the the background gradient and adding a noise filter in photoshop to make it look smoother, vector gradients can look pretty awful.
Last edited:
