Just driven 550 miles round trip from Manchester to devon and back to pick this lot up, the guy was giving it all away for free so I couldn't resist:
2x boxed a1200's
1x box of mauals books and things
1x box of games
a boxed GVP jaws 2 030 accelerator
Oh my word...
How did you find that and looks white ???
No devpac 3 in the box is there ?
Nice find.
One is yellow and the other is absolutly pristine white
All seals in tact and serials match the boxes
How did i find it? Through a disagreement on the SWAG facebook group
Very nice. At relatives playing galaga on Nintendo mini & pie face very funny
a few more random bits found during Christmas shopping last week.
Games/Gamebooks
Last Word (Milton Bradley, 1985)
Mickey Mouse Yahtzee (Milton Bradley, 1989)
Waterworks (Parker Brothers, 1972)
Interlock 'Brainteaser Puzzle" (Popular Playthings, 2011)
Warhammer Fantasy Battles (GW, 2000)
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Strategy Battle Game Rulebook (GW, 2001)
CYOA #7: The Third Planet from Altair (Bantam, 1982) (6th printing)
CYOA #9: Who Killed Harlowe Thrombey? (Bantam, 1982) (8th printing)
CYOA #12: Inside UFO 54-40 (Bantam, 1982) (4th printing)
CYOA #80: The Perfect Planet (Bantam, 1988 )
CYOA "Junior" #15: The Three Wishes (Bantam-Skylark, 1984)
CDs/Media
The Proclaimers - The Best Of... (EMI, 2002)
Burl Ives - A Little Bitty Tear (MCA, 1994)
Harry Belafonte - All Time Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (RCA, 1988 )
5-pack of TDK 80-min CD-Rs (new/sealed)
Comics
Donald Duck in Volcano Valley "Little Big Book" (Whitman, 1973)
The Road Runner: The Lost Road Runner Mine "Little Big Book" (Whitman, 1974)
stack (39) of random comics from the 50cent bin at my local comic shop, my brother has had 2 sons over the last 2y2m, and I have been putting away a few comics (well, a lot) each time I go, as well as the occasional few from the thrift shops as well (though those tend to either be destroyed, or overpriced (and quit putting price stickers on comics you *think* are worth money...it *might* have been before you put a sticker on it's cover...))...to give to them when they are maybe 5 or 6 or so... my plan was to have a 200ct box for them each by that time...and I am close to that already after about 1 year... and since they are from the 50cent bins/thrift shops I am not really worried if they destroy them, as I pretty much did as a kid
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I received a Sony TCM-939 tape recorder that was practically mint in box. Also got six cassettes that are still sealed.
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another thrift shop run yesterday, although I might have to start calling it Choose Your Own Adventure books + a few other things day...seem to be finding quite a few lately.
Gamebooks
CYOA #108 - Master of Karate (Bantam, 1990)
CYOA #144 - Comet Crash (Bantam, 1994)
CYOA Super Adventure - Journey to the Year 3000 (Bantam, 1997)
CYOA "Young Readers" #8 - Indian Trail (Bantam-Skylark, 1983)
CYOA "Young Readers" #20 - Trouble in Space (Bantam-Skylark, 1984)
CYOA "Young Readers" #37 - Haunted Halloween Party (Bantam-Skylark, 1986)
Time Machine #1 - Secret of the Knights (Bantam, 1984) (haven't seen one of these in a LONG time!)
Star Wars Missions #4 - Destroy the Liquidator (Scholastic, 1997)
Decide Your Destiny - Star Wars: The Clone Wars #1: The Way of the Jedi
Books
You Can Draw Star Wars (HC) (DK, 2007)
Cartooning with the Simpsons (Scholastic, 1998 )
Lego Star Wars - Save the Galaxy (Scholastic, 2011)
Star Wars: Rebels - Beware the Inquisitor (DK, 2015)
Weird and Wonderful Weaponry (HC) (Enterprise, 1975)
The Dandy Book 1982 (DC Thomson, 1981)
Toys
Hot Wheels Star Wars TIE Fighter vs. X-Wing Fighter (Die-Cast) x2 (Mattel, 2015) (new)
K'NEX (10116) Bulldozer '450 pieces' (Connector Set, 1993) ('unused' - most pieces still sealed in original plastic bags)
Superman - Last Son of Krypton lunchbox
Angry Smurf (Schleich, 1966)
Cowboy Smurf (Schleich, 1981) (keychain version)
Skateboard Smurf (Schleich, 1980s) (missing skateboard)
CDs+
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium (Warner, 2006)
Weezer - Blue Album (Geffen, 1994)
Bloodhound Gang - Hooray for Boobies (Geffen, 2000)
Lou Bega - A Little Bit of Mambo (BMG, 1999)
INXS - Full Moon, Dirty Hearts (Atlantic, 1993)
George Michael - Listen Without Prejudice Vol. 1 (CBS, 1990)
TLC - CrazySexyCool (LaFace, 1994)
CD Storage Case -holds 66+6 double cds (or 78 )
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the latest expansions for Imperial Assault seem to have come out yesterday - Jabba's Realm (includes a large Rancor fig), Jabba, Jedi Luke, Captain Terro on Dewback and 1 or 2 others, probably order those nearer the end of Jan.
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First new toy of 2017
I just finished tearing down and cleaning/repairing a Compaq SLT/286 I picked recently. It was quite a dirty mess and one of the back-light tubes in the screen had shattered during shipping which caused a lot of tiny glass bits to have to be cleaned out. It's a nice machine and oddly the battery still holds a charge that lasts a little while. It came with the documentation, PSU and carrying case. Now to write the system image to disk so I can configure the HDD.
2xA500, A600, 3xA1000, A1200, A2000A, 2xA3000D, A3000T-040, A4000D.
Super PET, 3xVIC 20, C16, 2xC64, 64C, C128, CDTV
Wow! That cleaned up quite nice.
Heather
Promoted to Level II Solder Tech and Hackery Padawan
It did, thanks. I have unfortunately broken a keycap though and the HDD is dead. This hobby is full of moments.Originally Posted by SkydivinGirl
Wow! That cleaned up quite nice.
Heather
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