In the past years I have collected many Commodore computers and related items. In the beginning I had all items in a storage space because I could not put it in my home.
To keep track of the items I started the www.commodore-info.com web page. This page made it possible for me what I already had or not.

But when I got a bigger house I started to make my museum. This is a report about building the museum.
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The start of the build. The museum is in the attic of my house. In the middle space for 8 computers. On the sides space for 2 x 6 computers.

Test-fitting with some 1084's. Under the tables are storage compartments for spare's ect.

11-Jan-2004
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Putting in the middle table with storage compartment and above that an extra table top. This brings the total of computer places to about 24.

Currently I'm putting in 11 double electrical outlets to power all my Commodore computers.

01-Feb-2004.
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Starting with repairing the walls and painting the wooden parts.

Going very slowly but getting there.

01-Apr-2004
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Done with the painting.

Covered the tables with vinyl.

My favorite games? Pitt-stop, Trailblazers......

01-Jul-2004
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On the 1st floor I have my hobby-room.

On the left a Win2k PC.

In the middle my work PC - Linux Madriva 2007 or Ubuntu 8.

On the right a PC with win 98 / MSDOS connected to a 1570 and datassette for data transfer. (Trans64 / SC / MTAP)

01-Dec-2004
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C64 Corner....

01-Sep-2004
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Computers:
VIC20, C64a, C64c, C64g, C64GS and C64-SX

Drives:
VC1540, VC1541, 154, 1541-II, 1541c

01-Aug-2005
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Computers:
8096-SK D, CDTV, 4032, C128, C128D A1000, A500

Drives:
1571, 1570, A1010

01-Aug-2005
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Computers:
A2500, A600, A1200, A3000

Drives:
1011, 1020

01-Aug-2005
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Computers:
CD32, DTV, Plus4, C16, C116

Drives:
Hacked 1571

01-Aug-2005
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