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A year ago today we went to the Zandfeesten in Brugge, Belgium. Look what fun we had!
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Today exactly one year ago we did no less than five community garage sales on one day! Hopefully we can soon do this again!
Second and final part of our video where we review vintage electronic handheld games from the seventies and early eighties. Enjoy!
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Sabine and me look at very early '70s and '80s handheld electronic games, and try to figure out how they work, to show you.
It was only a year ago we had such a fun time in Maroilles! This year had other plans for us unfortunately. Here you can enjoy again my video from last year:
Sabine converts the Lego Pirates from Barracuda Bay shipwreck (IDEAS set 21322) into the Barracuda Bay Pirate ship.
And also we reveal what the next Lego build will be!
Sabine built the Lego IDEAS set 21322, "Pirates of Barracuda Bay" shipwreck with the pirate ship on a tropical island.
I found a limited edition Funko POP and a limited edition calculator, both created approximately "35 years after".
For the rest they have nothing to do with each other, but hey, I happen to collect both!
I bought a fake Funko POP so you don't have to! I'll explain how to spot forgeries in Funko POPs and avoid buying one.
I bought an unauthentic Jimmie from Pulp Fiction as an example.
And I'm in a bathrobe. So there..
Putting a calculator on a overhead display projector. - Erix Collectables #78
The second and final of two additional but very short videos on Tuesday about some particular calculator niche thingy.
My calculator videos:
#69 An introduction in collecting calculators youtu.be/zXMQb2fXERY
#70 Hewlett Packard 1972-1979 (LED era) youtu.be/XbVb-m7Pv8M
#71 Hewlett Packard 1979-1999 (LCD era) youtu.be/SAeum1o54CY
#75 ‘70s LED Calculators youtu.be/nyhFatF8Mes
#76 Texas Instruments TI-58/59 and PC-100 youtu.be/enJUbJpra7w
#77 ‘80s LCD Calculators and Pocket Computers youtu.be/LNy88qDl1gI
Congratulations on reading this far. Here is a teaser for you. My next video, this Friday afternoon, will be epic! I will present it in my bathing clothes! Curious? Subscribe and hit that bell icon!
I will explain what to look for in calculators from the '80s, that make them collectable and valuable!
Spoiler alert: it's not databanks!
Let's discuss the 1977 Programmable calculators TI-58C and TI-59C and the printer/cradle PC-100C.
If a video about calculators every Friday is not enough (only one more to go, I promise!), this is one of two additional but very short videos on Tuesday about some particular calculator niche thingy. After that we will soon move to vintage game consoles or handheld games!
New collectables were delivered per post, as the hunting continues online instead of on flea markets and collectors fairs. I received some vintage tech and a nice coin for my collection.
Filming outdoors comes with its own problems. But I did it again this week! A new video on my Youtube channel tomorrow. Subscribe and hit the bell to get a notification when it's online! www.youtube.com/channel/UCBw0uMGCBRk4-tQah3_sTwQ?sub_confirmation=1
