I think it's important for the Apollo Core to become established as the natural successor for the Amiga 68K machines. The best way to achieve that acceptance is by supplying accelerators for the existing classic Amiga lines before trying to create stand alone products. Persuading an Amiga fan to add an accelerator to their beloved machine is easier than persuading them to purchase a new computer I would imagine.
Then it'd be good for those who are able to offer to help them out designing boards etc.
It looks like a simple adapter for the V500 can cover the A1000/A1500/A2000, but that leaves A3000(/UX) and A4000D/T of the big boxes. Then there's the A1200 and CD32.
Part of the work is board design, layout, and routing which people could help with.
Go and volunteer over at
http://www.apollo-core.com if you're interested and see what they have to say.
EDIT: I am not involved in the project, just suggesting that if people want to see a Vampire board for a particular machine, then helping to develop it might be the fastest route.
