Where to get LOTR good pricing cards?

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Found a couple sites...one very nice "Parchment" style card in a
"Wrongcrowd" gallery. Didnt find anywhere to buy them on nice card
stock. Not sure how they would look off my inkjet, nor how I could
size them correctly.

Any suggestions on nice cards?

 

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skbrothers@comcast.net wrote:
> Found a couple sites...one very nice "Parchment" style card in a
> "Wrongcrowd" gallery. Didnt find anywhere to buy them on nice card
> stock. Not sure how they would look off my inkjet, nor how I could
> size them correctly.
>
> Any suggestions on nice cards?

howdy,

I made those parchment-style cards you saw. I printed them on glossy
photo paper in my inkjet and they came out really nice. If you don't
have a color printer, try getting them printed at Wal-Mart or Costco,
that should be pretty cheap.

Best,
Matt

 

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Are you just looking for a replacement for original cards? (Lost, damaged,
etc?) At one point, they (Sega/Stern) were printing extras on a page in the
game manual- you could use those or copy.

Or are you looking for a "custom" card? Not sure what you're after.

Ray J.
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Action Pinball & Amusement, LLC
Salt Lake City, Utah USA
Web: www.actionpinball.com

We're serious about pinball. Anything else is just for fun!



<skbrothers@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Found a couple sites...one very nice "Parchment" style card in a
> "Wrongcrowd" gallery. Didnt find anywhere to buy them on nice card
> stock. Not sure how they would look off my inkjet, nor how I could
> size them correctly.
>
> Any suggestions on nice cards?
>

 

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sizing is easy I use ACDC picture viewer and when you print you can specify
size. 6 x 3.25 works the best. You can get parchment paper at any
office supply or if the pic already looks like parchment try printing on
photo paper. I print all my cards out on photo paper and they come out
looking great.

Dave
<skbrothers@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:1125678936.123421.318870@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Found a couple sites...one very nice "Parchment" style card in a
> "Wrongcrowd" gallery. Didnt find anywhere to buy them on nice card
> stock. Not sure how they would look off my inkjet, nor how I could
> size them correctly.
>
> Any suggestions on nice cards?
>