Post here everytime you get something new!

Thrift shop day :p

Games:

GURPs 4th Edition Basic Set: Characters (Hardcover)(2005)
Palladium Fantasy Role-Playing Game 2nd Edition (1996)
Stop Thief (Parker Brothers, 1979)
The Pandamonium Game (Milton Bradley, 1983)
Super Spy (Milton Bradley, 1971)

Books:

Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual (1986)
Choose Your Own Adventure #1: The Abominable Snowman (2005, Chooseco reprint)
Choose Your Own Adventure #37: War with the Evil Power Master (1984)
Choose Your Own Adventure #167: Moon Quest (1996)
Wonder Man #8 (1992, Marvel Comics)

Other:

4x unopened Maxell XLII-S 100 cassettes
4x unopened Sony EF 90 cassettes
1 box unused JVC MF-2HD micro floppy disks
handheld Yahtzee game

A friend of mine could not keep it anymore and decided to let it go (for a mere X), I couldn't say no. It has just arrived :inlove::inlove: fresh of courier:

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Restore it to its former glory :Commodore: is going to be my Everest!!!!

Since I know squat about the A4000 (highest spec machine I had in my old :rainbow: days was an A2000) I hope to get some serious help from the community :grouphug:
As soon as I can start working on it I'll open a thread.

Thrift Store / 'Bargain' Store / Dollar Store Day #2

Fake Lego from the 'bargain' store, nothing special, but one is a Chinese Star Wars knock off...'Tie Interceptor' (actually a knock-off V-Wing), and a Bi Plane...a bit of fun anyhow...

Scrabble (Hasbro, 1999) (despite having about 6 copies for computers, i didn't have a proper table-top version (except for the Star Trek Scrabble i found last month))

The Adventures of Tintin: The Blue Lotus (2011 printing)
Choose Your Own Adventure #4: The Lost Jewels of Nabooti (2005, Chooseco reprint)
Cloak & Dagger: Child of Darkness, Child of Light Graphic Novel (Hardcover) (first printing 2009)

Dollar Store plastics again, these will make good dice trays...

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Originally Posted by jumpinjackson

A friend of mine could not keep it anymore and decided to let it go (for a mere X), I couldn't say no. It has just arrived :inlove::inlove: fresh of courier:

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Restore it to its former glory :Commodore: is going to be my Everest!!!!

Since I know squat about the A4000 (highest spec machine I had in my old :rainbow: days was an A2000) I hope to get some serious help from the community :grouphug:
As soon as I can start working on it I'll open a thread.

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Crack out the Retrobrite :D also fingers crossed the battery area is clean or at least good! Also I am jealous btw lol

I finaly went to Ikea and bought new desks, drawers and shelves... boxed up the 1500, 2000, 64, vic, sx64 and the 4000 tower and popped them in the garage so I have room to work on things now :-)

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Looks good Aysel. I can imagine you laying on your stomach on the floor with your legs swinging up in the air while playing with the 128D and PET. :)

Heather

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Originally Posted by SkydivinGirl

Looks good Aysel. I can imagine you laying on your stomach on the floor with your legs swinging up in the air while playing with the 128D and PET. :)

Heather

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you'd think he'd have all the GOOD systems on top :p

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Originally Posted by SkydivinGirl

Looks good Aysel. I can imagine you laying on your stomach on the floor with your legs swinging up in the air while playing with the 128D and PET. :)

Heather

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LOL.... thanks Heather... @saviour You can't let PET's on the furniture... next thing you know they will be wanting a bed!

No pics yet, but acquired an Amiga A500 with 1.2 ROMs, C64 (no power supply), Apple IIe (with a bunch of cards installed), and old Packard-Bell computer (286, I think). Also 2 green-screen monitors. Amiga works but no disks, Apple IIe keyboard is trashed, 5 keys missing/damaged and several others that don't respond. Also have about 100 pounds of books, disks, and accessories including two Okidata printers for the C64. Late last year also acquired another Apple IIe in much better condition with lots of accessories and boards. Still trying to sort as I get some time. Will eventually post some pics of the A500 as I improve it, but first have to find some Workbench disks for it.

Damn, this thing is BIG! It's Easily comparable to the Saitek X series sticks in size. The rapid fire feature is nice. It's like a temporary autofire. Also, the DB9 connector is nice as it looks like molded but is in fact a clip on, so you can change the cable and still keep the original look. Overall, the Cobra appears very serviceable and I believe Alberici is still manufacturing the handle part of the joystick.
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