Let me just drop three words and leave them here:
Lots of Insurance.

Not to worry everything that is within my house is insured That has all been taken care of hehe

GL, if any of those toys are rare, make sure ya got them appraised every so often.
 
 

GL... 
 
 
HAL 9000 is a fictional character in Arthur C. Clarke's Space Odyssey series. The primary antagonist of 2001: A Space Odyssey, HAL (Heuristically programmed ALgorithmic computer) is a sentient computer (or artificial intelligence) that controls the systems of the Discovery One spacecraft and interacts with the ship's astronaut crew. HAL's physical form is not depicted, though it is visually represented as a red television camera eye located on equipment panels throughout the ship.
HAL 9000 is voiced by Douglas Rain in the two film adaptations of the Space Odyssey series. HAL speaks in a soft, calm voice and a conversational manner, in contrast to the crewmen, David Bowman and Frank Poole, who speak tersely and with little emotional inflection.

HAL became operational on 12 January 1997 at the HAL Laboratories in Urbana, Illinois as production number 3; in the film 2001, the activation year was 1992 and 1991 in earlier screenplays.[1] In addition to maintaining the Discovery One spacecraft systems during the interplanetary mission to Jupiter (or Saturn in the original novel, published shortly after the release of the film), HAL is capable of speech, speech recognition, facial recognition, natural language processing, lip reading, art appreciation, interpreting and reproducing emotional behaviours, reasoning, and playing chess.

HAL is listed as the 13th-greatest film villain in the AFI's 100 Years... 100 Heroes and Villains. In the French-language version of 2001: A Space Odyssey, HAL's name is CARL, Cerveau Analytique de Recherche et de Liaison (Analytic Brain for Research and Communication), however, the television camera eye plates still read "HAL 9000".
 
 
Also. Frickn Sweet collection man!

I have every freespace and Hardwar game :)

Love seeing your collections

clo007
Love seeing your collections

+1   Always a treat.           

Hey Gold do you also have a collection of CPUs or models of cars?

Many many thanks for all you kind replies everyone! They really mean a huge lot!
 
@ Chrome-M-Dragon
Many thanks for the detailed explanation I think I remember now yeah xD
 HAL 9000 looks like this

 
The Other HAL I know is Holland America Line xD
here the MS Rotterdam I was on During their Baltic Cruise from 2001 & Canary Island Cruise from 2013, this year, more pics on that an other time xD

 
As for my cars I will have to make new pics of those, I am on the go atm so I can do that when I get back home
 
As for other collections well I d have cars, a few CPU's, quite a few Opterons haha  go figure that one right! I will have to make a pic with all of them in one shot as they are a bit scattered nowm mainly a lot of Intels like these:
 
Cyrix
 
Socket 3
486 DLC 33Mhz
486 DX2 80Mhz
 
Intel

Socket 3
i486-DX4 100Mhz,
 
Socket 5
Pentium 100Mhz
 
S.E.C.C. Slot 1
Intel Pentium II 400 Mhz
 
S.E.C.C.2 Slot 1
Pentium !!!/E 500 Mhz
Pentium !!!/E 650Mhz [In Use]
 
Socket 370
Pentium !!!/EB 800 Mhz
2x Pentium !!!/EB 1000Mhz [In Use]
4x Pentium !!!/S 1400Mhz
 
Socket 423
Pentium 4 1700Mhz
Pentium 4 2000Mhz [In Use]
 
Socket 478
Pentium 4/A 1600Mhz
Pentium 4/E HT 3400Mhz [In Use]
 
Land Grid Array 1155
Core i7 2670QM HT [In Use]
 
AMD
 
Socket 940
2x OpteronMP 842 B0
2x OpteronDP 248 CG Boxed
2x OpteronMP 850 MP [In Use]
 
Socket F 1207
2x OpteronDP 2380 C2 Boxed
2x OpteronDP 2435 D0 [In Use]
 
Socket G34
2x OpteronMP 6140 D1 [To Be Used For New Build]
 
The ones in use you probably have seen all the others I have displayed here:

 
Here some other parts of my StarWars Collection:

Here an Endor Rebel Soldier on a rare type of speeder from the face:


Here from the side:


Here Luke Skywalker in his Endor outfit on his speeder:


And here from the side


The Speeders are placed within my Dino-Riders collection which you can see here in this separate topic:
http://the-new-jedi-order.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1406

These stand in my living room cabinet:

 
As for  my minerals that are these:
 
Well it has taken me some time but here are all my minerals, most of them I had to take closeup pics of, as it would be way too much hassle to get them out of their places.

A Citrine I bought in Bunbury, Western Autralia, back in 1987:


Dark Brown Smokey Quarts & Amethyst Cluster both from Slovakia:

It looks black, but it's very dark brown

Lapis Lazuli from Idar Oberstein, Germany:

Minecraft is real!:cheers: :cheers::cheers: Hah, yeah that blue rock you see there is Lapis Lazuli in it's raw natural form xD :hyena::lol!::arrow::lol::flower:

Large Amethyst Cluster from Angoulême, France:


Rose Quartz from Bunbury Western Australia:


Olivine from Arrecife, Lanzarote:

Also known as Green Sand, which a beach on the Island of Lanzarote has 8)

Self found Minerals here:
Milk Quartz in Iron Ore left, Amethyst mini crystal front left, Volcanic rocks in rear from Vesuvius Volcano, Italy & Tiger eye & Moss Agate from Kalgoorlie Western Australia


Self found Calcite Thunder Egg Half from Charrante, France:


Strange brown crystals front, Malachite rear:

If anyone knows the name of the brown one with the mini Japanese Dragons from Japan on it, that would be of great honor! :cheers::study: 8)

Malachite from Morocco:


Pyrite aka Fools Gold from Angoulême, France:


Rock Quartz from Bergen, Norway:


Coral Snow Quartz? from Morocco:

Not sure about the real name of this one though :study:It looked like Coral snow, but it is consisted of a crystallized form

Rock Quartz from The Netherlands & Germany, Salt Crystal from France, Smokey Quartz from Idar Oberstein, Germany:


Smokey Quartz far left, Salt Quartz rear left, Clear Calcite rear right, Rock Quartz Centre & Pink Calcite front right:

If the salmon coloured mineral on the right is something else, please let me know, many thanks :study:8)

Prehnite foreground, Clear Calcite middle & Rock Quartz rear:


Self found White Calcite cluster from Alloue, Charrante, France:


Rock Quartz in White Calcite? Cluster from The Minerals & Crystal show, Rotterdam 1997:

If this is something else also, please tell me, many thanks :cheers::study::)

Clear Calcite from Minerals & Crystal Show, Rotterdam 1997:


Black Quartz from Montana USA top & Bunbury AUS below:


Large Single Smokey Quartz Crystal:


Small triangular Amethyst Cluster from Bergen, Norway:


Lapis Lazuli with Milk Quartz & Copper from Idar Oberstein, Germany:


Large Triangular Amethyst Cluster from Domme, France:


Dioptase Cluster on White Rock Quartz & Clear Calcite zoomed in:


Black Quartz from Montana USA right & Bunbury AUS left top a:


Black Quartz from Montana USA right & Bunbury AUS left top b:


Black Quartz from Montana USA right & Bunbury AUS left rear:


Dioptase cluster on White Calcite & Rock Quartz:


Other angle of this beautiful Dioptase cluster on White Calcite & Rock Quartz:


Amethyst Cluster from Grottes Du Tarn, France:


Rock Quartz from Brazil, bought in Monshau, Germany Edel & Stein shop top:


Rock Quartz from Brazil, bought in Monshau, Germany Edel & Stein shop side:


Rock Quartz from an abandoned mine from East Germany:


Here from a different angle:


And that is all for now, if I have named any of these minerals incorrectly, please tell me which ones with their correct names
Most of them I do know what they are, but some I am questioned with.

Feel free to post what you find of this all, I hope I posted it in the correct section too

You collect a lot of toys. You should of keep all those action figures in their boxes. They might be worth money down the road. But ya Gold you should seriously open a museum of computer hardware. Many people would appreciate to see old hardware and see how technology progressed with our amazing human ingenuity. With all those spare parts you have they can be used to teach people about different hardware and show examples on how to build a PC. Just a thought of mine you might like.