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I've always thought Dracula was a cool game...I'd love to find one some day. Sorry, I don't have a specific answer to your question, but I'd second what ForceFlow said. If it was painted over with Latex, you might be able to strip the latex off and then make a homemade stencil of what's left of the original paint. Homemade stencils are straightforward to do, but definitely a lot of work (I've done it before once).
--Luke
Quoted from ForceFlow:It's also possible that the original paint is fine underneath and you might not have to worry about stencils.
Yup...true!
--Luke
Quoted from eh97ac:Yup, original paint is there although I have to bet it was in bad condition for them to paint over it.
Not necessarily. I bought a pin once that the owner said they repainted beige in order to match the furniture.
--Luke
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