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The Substance (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) (The On Masterpiece Collection #44) [Korea]
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I also save all my stickers... I prefer to peel them off and stick them to the back of the envelope used to store the artcards, but most times they're hard to remove, so in that case I just do what @Flloydo suggested and cut around the shrinkwrap then place it inside the envelope instead.
Don't forget rating logo stickers!
and the shipping label
You guys are way behind if you haven't been printing and framing all of your invoices all these years
Just curious, is the Steelbook inside the slips individually sealed within the slips originally just as Manta does?
@tha_lunatic finally feels understood
Which would you say is your favourite then? It's definitely between those 2 editions for me, but hopefully the decision of which to open will be easier once I actually have the OC in hand... last thing I want is to add yet another unsealed set of editions to my "can't-decide-which-to-keep" pile lol.
It’s tough because both the fronts are excellent. The backs let them both down though. I’m honestly shocked how The On let the low res images pass through. Wasn’t this delayed for a printing issue or something too? It’s a massive error in my eyes anyway.
So the front lenti image is what I personally wanted on something so if going for one I would’ve selected that (and would be happy with just that) plus the back is a cool and freaky image from the film. But the pink slip looks great in hand and very Sue coded so it’s honestly a tough one mate. I really like the subtle finish to it but again the back image is shocking quality
I think Both slips suit each of their personalities/ tone and both sides to the film so it’s quite nice to have them both imo
Yeah, tough one for sure. Love the pink and overall imagery on the FS, but the fact the front is practically the same as the steel and the back image is low quality like you reported lets it down somewhat. The lenti at least uses different imagery and showcases the most memorable scene from the film, and I like the spot gloss finish on the back, so I'm probably edging more towards that at the moment.
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