Post here everytime you get something new!

**cardboardboxer** · 3rd October 2012, 20:48

EDIT

**bitman** · 3rd October 2012, 22:59

Drove 400 km to pickup (to mention a few things):

Amiga 4000 68040
Amiga 1200
Amiga 2000 with flickerfixer and Zorro harddisccontroler
Amiga CD32
2xAmiga 500
Defect Amiga 4000
Phillips CM8833-II
Commodore 1942
HD drive
Commodore A4091 SCSI Zorro3
Commodore A2620 CPU-kort for Amiga 2000
Prelude soundcard
X-Surf Ethernet
Multiface III serial/parallel-porte for Zorro2
Archos Overdrive ide-controller
Alfa Color - scanner
Defect Commodore 68040-cpukort
Original games
CD32 games
CD: Myst, Quake, all clickboom titles
2xspare A4000 keyboards
And a lot of other stuff

**johnim** · 3rd October 2012, 23:00

@bitman

nice catch there have fun with that lot

**salaxi54** · 3rd October 2012, 23:18

Nice finds all arounds folks!
@KieranD212: You might want to have a chat with these guys:
http://www.msx.org/forum/msx-talk/ge...-thread?page=0

**Pixie** · 3rd October 2012, 23:38

@Bitman

Nice catch!

I hope to stumble upon someting like that some day

**SaviorX** · 4th October 2012, 02:52

Star Wars figs

(also Star Wars Vehicles, board/RPG/Minis games, mag and comics)

got away from it over the years, used to have many of the original (1977-1983) toys, comics and cards, been returning to it over the last year or so.

also included are some photos of ships i also have.

**quarkx** · 4th October 2012, 03:41

Originally Posted by tokyoracer

Originally Posted by quarkx

Wow, a white CoCo1 (but they called them the CoCo2 outside of North America. A very rare and sought after CoCo here in North America for it was Classified as a CoCo 1 with 64 k of ram. You also got the "melted Keyboard" on it, not as nice as the Enhanced keyboards, but it still a Beauty!

Hmm yes I did notice they had different keyboards. I thought this varient was ment to be better but yeah still doesn't feel all that great. Barely a step above the rubber key Speccys if i'm honest. :P

Didn't they call the other keyboard "Chiclet keys" or something like that? Aparently something to do with an American Chocolate or candy.

Oh and I have tested all 3 micros and they all power on, display and type fine.

The "Chiclet" keyboard referred to chiclet gum. the keys looked and were the size of them. it was absolutely horrible to type on them. Now, the chiclet keys are making a come back with laptops (I think apple started it), but they are much better than the old ones.

The CoCo had 3 keyboard in it's life span- Chiclet, Melted (what you have) and the "pro" keyboard- which everyone loved, it was perfect to type on.

**protek** · 4th October 2012, 08:03

Originally Posted by KieranD212

Originally Posted by tokyoracer

Did you get a keyboard with that MSX? They can be difficult to find (the right one to fit).

Yeah i know they keyboards can be more difficult to find that the unit itself! Someones said to me they will put up the keyboard for sale next time its free listing, no idea why they cant just sell it to me direct but hey ho.

There was a Pioneer unit that looked like this one that allowed any other MSX to be hooked up to a Laserdisc player.

Drop an email to Bas Kornalijnslijper kornalijnslijper@quicknet.nl and ask if he has a keyboard for your Pioneer. Bas is a good resource of MSX related stuff in the Netherlands. Check out also his website.

**supaduper** · 4th October 2012, 09:05

Just got this A1200 as a project,been stripped and its in untouched state just damage to the two outer middle fixing lugs so have used two small zip ties to make good,not pretty but effective and unseen.