Acorn A7000 - nice! I've got an A4000 and a RISC PC 600 and they are both great fun machines to play with. Check out http://www.acornarcade.com/ for some good games downloads. You will need a RISC OS application called "Sparkplug" to decompress Acorn Zip archives, it's floating about on the internet in a few places.
There was also an Apple /// floppy drive on eBay UK a while back but the seller wanted too much for it.
That IIGS - I was really expecting it to go for much more than that. The last one that sold in the UK went for about £150 to £200, the main reason why I shipped mine from the USA. I really should have waited and nabbed this one instead, but never mind. At least it's going to a good home!
The monitor is going to be more difficult as the IIGS has either NTSC composite output or the IIGS-specific RGB port. IIGS video requires a TV frequency monitor (ie 50 or 60Hz) so ordinary, modern monitors won't work directly. Many modern LCD TVs in the UK can handle NTSC so that may be the way to go, or alternatively it is possible to build a video cable for linking the IIGS RGB port to a SCART connector for a TV/monitor.
If building a IIGS SCART cable, there are good instructions to be found here. I made one recently and it works perfectly.
There was also an Apple /// floppy drive on eBay UK a while back but the seller wanted too much for it.
That IIGS - I was really expecting it to go for much more than that. The last one that sold in the UK went for about £150 to £200, the main reason why I shipped mine from the USA. I really should have waited and nabbed this one instead, but never mind. At least it's going to a good home!
The monitor is going to be more difficult as the IIGS has either NTSC composite output or the IIGS-specific RGB port. IIGS video requires a TV frequency monitor (ie 50 or 60Hz) so ordinary, modern monitors won't work directly. Many modern LCD TVs in the UK can handle NTSC so that may be the way to go, or alternatively it is possible to build a video cable for linking the IIGS RGB port to a SCART connector for a TV/monitor.
If building a IIGS SCART cable, there are good instructions to be found here. I made one recently and it works perfectly.