Looks great and have fun with it. BTW, I know its only money but have you kept a running total of what its cost so far. I reckon I could have bought a a kitchen including appliances if I counted what I'd spent on my Amiga addiction..
At some point I had to say "ok, I have enough new toys now." I admit it can be addictive buying retro hardware. I actually had to stop myself from bidding on a minty 4000T that was on ebay but I managed to talk some sense into myself. I really like the 1200 system. My main goal was to have a small system that could run all my Amiga software plus all the post-1993 stuff that I haven't yet been exposed to. Since the 1200 fits on my desk without any problems it will get used. Once you put these things in the closet to make space for something else, they tend to get neglected for a bit. I work on Macs and PCs all day so switching over to the Amiga at night or on weekends is quite fun and a completely different experience.
* Some random notes so far:
* 250w power supply purchase probably wasn't necessary since my A500's power supply drives my fully loaded 1200 (1260, cfcard ide, cfcard reader, usb and indivision aga). It's also noticeably quieter than the ATX unit.
* Wireless PCMCIA card probably wasn't necessary since the PCMCIA CF Card reader is a great way for sharing files between all my other systems. I
* The Indivision/AGA is amazing! Worth every penny.
* The 1260 card with 128mb is also amazing!
So yes, I spent probably around the same price for my new/used A1200 that I did on my original A500 and 1084s back in 1989. But I am getting the exact same "wowie-factor" that I had back then. And besides, I don't need a kitchen at the moment. :-)