Cheesy, but it's my first attempt. Be gentle. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
$;
=1;
;$_
=q;
    5929494c2       d0592          94939890592    949       3c5
    905929497      9490949         29492949490    1c4       c4c
    59002a494     93c4d2949        2e2d019293a    392       949
       594       949     297       949     094    929       192
       929       495     94e       2d3     949    0e2       929
192    949       594949297d0       949293a2949    5949492979390
949    294       93c6949492e       294900d3e2d    3909492979492
909    492       d39     492       90d            397       d39
097    979       393     909       7e2            949       2e0
 09494a5c3 9492  e2d     094 9392  939      4929  393       979 490e
  2949297  c4d3  949     094 92e2  979      2949  7d0       949 2949
   29492   9393  979     390 9492  949      3c39  492       e29 4900
;;
for(split//){$"=hex;!/0/?$">8?print"#"x($"-8):print" "x$":print"\n"}

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