2002 Scooby-Doo Movie Printables

[likegroovy]

I was wondering if anyone has the DVD-ROM printables from the Scooby-Doo 2002 DVD? I did some digging and only could find this site with nothing more than a few screenshots... www.mobygames.com/game/windows/scooby-doo-the-movie-interactive-rom-challenges/screenshots

[Ark]

They might be on the DVD I have. I can check today.

[likegroovy]

Thank you!

[Ark]

likegroovy Found them! I'm not including the Flash/Macromedia containers since they're for like WinXP anyway, but the images, icons, etc. are all here. You might need to dig through the files a bit to find everything. Let me know if something's not working. Cheers!

drive.google.com/drive/folders/1HD9uiG_8niTKHQZ0MC9KPNMzb6772Ryt

Edit for file locations inside the zip folder, once you've downloaded it:

Printables (Mystery Machine, Scooby Snacks Box, Playing Cards)

I suggest over 100 pound cardstock or spray-gluing them to heavier paper.

ScoobyDoo2002.zip/sdoorom/print/assets

Icons and More:

ScoobyDoo2002.zip/sdoorom/dloads/sdoo_tp.zip

[Ark]

You might find these fun, too.

Scooby Doo Paper Models

cmystery.zip
The inestimable Gary M. Williams has provided a a MYSTERY MACHINE, CASTLE BACKDROP, and miniatures of Scooby and the whole gang in an easy-to-use PDF for easy printing! Now in both black and white and FULL COLOR! Color provided by me, Craig Griswold. UPDATED 10/27/02
scoobydoo.pdf
Think of the fantastic mysteries you can investigate with free SCOOBY DOO paper miniatures in an easy-to-use PDF for easy printing! Includes the whole Mystery Inc. gang and a few more! UPDATED 11/04/01
bungalow.zip
The inestimable Gary M. Williams has provided a free HAUNTED BUNGALOW for the Mystery Inc. gang to investigate in an easy-to-use PDF for easy printing! Includes an old picket fence to keep out the least erstwhile of adventurers. NEW 11/05/01

If any of the download links act weird, the original page is here: members.tripod.com/~into_the_shadows/models/index.html

[likegroovy]

Wow! Thank you so much! I've never seen this artwork (especially for The Mystery Machine) Before!

[Ark]

No problem! I love collecting printables and tabletop gaming stuff, especially themed around Scooby. I had no idea the ones you requested even existed, so thanks as well. Many library systems are doing free color printing during Covid and I've taken advantage of that. With laser-jet printouts, you just need something like Elmer's Spray Adhesive to glue them to heavier cardstock. A slider paper-slicer gets nice, clean cuts too.