First Amiga Toaster/Flyer Video!
Well, it’s been a long time coming, but I finally captured and edited my first video on my vintage Amiga A4000T Video Toaster/Flyer system. (more…)
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Amiga Toaster/Flyer System Fully Operational
After rearranging some furniture and acquiring a work table, I was able to fully configure my Amiga Video Toaster/Flyer system in an Amiga A4000T computer. This is a pic of the entire system. (more…)
The Camroc Flies, But No Photos!
It was a beautiful fall day here this past Friday – sunny and a tad chilly at 50′F – great for flying my refurbished vintage Camroc and newly-built Camroc Carrier clone model rocket. Armed with a half-dozen film disks and Estes C6-5 engines, I was looking forward to a visit into model rocketry’s past. (more…)
The Hiawatha Gets DCC Sound
Fox Valley Models Hiawatha is a DCC ready model that looks great coming down the tracks, but it’s even better when you can HEAR it coming, too! Litchfield Station LLC now offers a pre-programmed SoundTraxx Tsunami decoder specifically for the Hiawatha. See it get installed and tested in the Hiawatha in my original Hiawatha post.