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Post by Windos on Oct 9, 2004 23:15:42 GMT
 If anyone can get there hands on that Disk System, I would gladly buy it off them for NZ$500, NZ$600 if it has a box and manual. Also I have NX$30 for any info that leads me to getting it, even if it isn't working. Get in touch with me at windos_matrix@msn.com Thanks, Windos |
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Post by anagrama on Oct 10, 2004 14:17:04 GMT
Good luck.
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Post by onyx on Oct 10, 2004 14:38:03 GMT
is it even real ? was it a one off ?
it seems to be on display somewhere though as its in a glass case
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Post by anagrama on Oct 10, 2004 14:58:24 GMT
There was a post on SMSpower about it a while back - it seems that a demo unit was shown at some mid-80's US trade show.
Chances are, it's just a dummy case like the Sega Neptune proto, and not any kind of working unit.
NZ$500 is about £200, right? I think it's a pretty safe bet that if one of these did ever surface they would sell for far more than that.
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Post by Stan on Oct 10, 2004 16:01:34 GMT
Anyone have a link to info about that on SMSpower?
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Post by anagrama on Oct 10, 2004 19:54:59 GMT
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Post by Stan on Oct 10, 2004 21:42:12 GMT
Thanks, I already found some information on it, but that's good. I also found some info on an unreleased "drawing board?" Anyone know anything about that?
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Post by transbot on Oct 11, 2004 1:53:09 GMT
Yeah, mate - even if it was purely a display case, I'm sure it would attract much, much higher offers than that from serious collectors, for video game museums and the like.
How lovely it is to see just how adventurous SEGA was in the day ;D
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Post by Windos on Oct 11, 2004 4:43:49 GMT
I run a small Sega Museum here in my home (Small as in size, not content) and I am running on donations to get more in, just today I got a NZ$1000 donation from a visitor that does not want to identified. My current collecting is: 3x SMS1, 3x SMS2, 276x Games, just recently got a SC-3000H. Thanks to that last donation I now have NZ$1500 (US$1,023.18) for the disk system even if it is only a demo, plus postage and insurance and the like.
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Post by anagrama on Oct 11, 2004 8:44:57 GMT
No SG1000 yet? C'mon, they were released in NZ  Man, I wish I could get people to give me donations to buy random Sega stuff  |
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Post by onyx on Oct 11, 2004 8:45:17 GMT
wow you get donations for having a home made sega museum ? do you charge people to come in and take a look? i should open up my own ,its bigger than yours ;D
all donations to smstotal@yahoo.co.uk
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Post by Sim on Oct 11, 2004 16:46:35 GMT
If anybody would like me to donate them money i can pay by cheque or paypal.  Forget the gas/water/electric bills. Mortgage payment,house insurance,car tax/insurance,council tax,TV license,NTL/phone/internet bills. They can all wait. |
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Post by Bock on Oct 11, 2004 22:17:33 GMT
Thanks, I already found some information on it, but that's good. I also found some info on an unreleased "drawing board?" Anyone know anything about that? A drawing board was releasing in Japan. I made some pictures a long time ago: www.smspower.org/museum/terebioekaki/ |
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Post by Bock on Oct 11, 2004 22:19:30 GMT
I run a small Sega Museum here in my home (Small as in size, not content) and I am running on donations to get more in, just today I got a NZ$1000 donation from a visitor that does not want to identified. My current collecting is: 3x SMS1, 3x SMS2, 276x Games, just recently got a SC-3000H. Thanks to that last donation I now have NZ$1500 (US$1,023.18) for the disk system even if it is only a demo, plus postage and insurance and the like. Getting NZ$1000 from a random visitor for buying stuff is outrageous/scandalous/overlucky. I also run a museum, I have 56x SMS |
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Post by Windos on Oct 12, 2004 2:43:41 GMT
No, there is no entrance charge. Nor a charge to have play on a system. The fellow that donated the sum of money is loaded, he owns the company that my Father works for and several others. He said to consider it his repaying a favor.
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