Dick Van Dyke sells his Amiga 4000T on ebay

[ami_junki]

It is a shame he has to sell it but it is great to know that he was a fan of the good old miggy, quite amazing what he did though to help out the show.  I tried  to bid too but got bid out too quickly lol

[ami_junki]

@anivichano

Hi Anivichano,

Welcome to Amiga.org, I had written to you early on, I am amiga.junkie on ebay, sorry to see that you have been have problems selling the machine and with ebay.  I guess the Amiga community is so jaded that it is tough for them to accept real deal sometimes. I wish you all the best for selling the machine and thank you for helping me out, I look forward to it greatly.

Good luck with the auction!

[ami_junki]

anivichano wrote:
Greetings persia,

persia wrote:

The company that started it all for him died April 29, 1994.  No one should be expected to stay loyal to a company that has been dead for almost 14 years.

Besides one of the previous posts said that he used the current version of Lightwave and Daz Studio, so clearly he uses either a PC or Mac now...

Only one of the companies died in 1994.  As you've pointed out, Lightwave is still around and that company makes other products, still.  The Toaster is far from dead and with all the hardware and software support, its quite impressive.

As for the MAC, in my opinion, Steve Jobs has killed it!  The last REAL MAC was the G5 and I'm greatly saddened at its demise.  :-(

Alex

Exactly!  I got a MacBook but the experience somehow is just not the same anymore infact makes me wanna get a G5 again, getting well annoyed with the whole Mac scene ... well at least the Amiga scene is still great!
 :lol:  :lol:  Still can`t beat painting with Deluxe Paint 4 on an A1200 and listening to mods .... ahhhh the great memories