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They have 581 machines and they are still missing a a few. One of which i have which is an ancient CBM500(P it hink) and a few Amiga models/revisions and prototypes just before Commodore went tits up.

http://www.homecomputer.de/

The Holy Grail:-
http://www.homecomputer.de/pages/MachineInfo/Commodore_Amiga_1000.html

I'd say this is a holy grail.

Aye that is pretty special too. I've even seen a version of the C65 with with the disk drive comming out of the side just like with the Amigas. I lost the picture i took when my HD failed :/

Okay, i don't have so many yet, but i do my best (guess i have at leats about 30 different machines, tendence: increasing). Preferably i'd like to see how titts look on some of the following machines which i own:
Gepard, Thomson TO8, Sharp MZ-800, Plus 4
But except for the plus 4 i have no idea how to find a start yet :-/

Yeah, I know this guy. Some of his computers are from me. :) Probably some of you remember me bringing some weird red cased computers to MS2k1, called Tritons, and then packing a ton of Atari 2600 games and also consoles. That was the result of the trade. :)
Besides, Stefan provided me excellent machine photos for Freax. However, he's pretty lost these days, and doesn't reply e-mails.

Anyway, the Holy Grail is not the C-65, but the Commodore LCD. There's one single unit left, and (teaser, teaser) from Freax you'll learn where it is! :)

i actually don't really care where it is...

i have a c64, i use it as doorstop

http://www.maclab.dk

perhaps this is better to the few of you who don't understand our superior language: http://www.maclab.dk/samlingen/computere/

Okkie: still two 64s here. One's to freak people out ("Why is there a C64 in your living room? You're still playing games on that?"), the other is for the wild entry we're supposed to work on (remember?).

shifter: do you really think i would forget that? hello!! i'm doing practice every day!

I wish i still had my C64(big chunky /flex) and VIC-20, those were the days ;p
Some of his info is slightly wrong though. As i could have sworn our CPC 464 could do 64(or maybe 32) out of 4096 colours. Into the Eagles nest used WAY more than 16 easily.

I've done muchos gaming on one of these babies http://www.homecomputer.de/pages/f_info.html?Commodore_PC-30_III.html