Impressions from the Amiga 37 Germany

[3D-vice]

Hey all!

I've been attending the Amiga 37 Germany event yesterday (Saturday 15th 2022) and I thought to share some photos with you all. Since the camera of my old cellphone is quite crappy, I apologize for the poor quality of the pics.

The event location is the Kunstwerk in Mönchengladbach. There is a lot of space available and I kinda like the ambience.

Kunstwerk Mönchengladbach

On we go ...

Meeting Steve Jones from Checkmate1500

Cases and Keycaps from A1200.net

Meeting Lukas Remis presenting his first factory-made TankMice

Sam's Journey for NES of course ...

Some more photos in the next post below...

[3D-vice]

A custom-made Turrican figure!

Look who's here: Amiga Bill

Chris Huelsbeck of course ...

Top floor panel: David Pleasance presenting his project

Panel with Ron Nicholson and Dave Haynie

Community Meeting panel

That's it! Sorry again for the crappy quality of the photos.

[intric8]

Thank you SO much for posting these photos of the event. Looks like an absolutely FANTASTIC show!

[fxgogo]

The floor looked like it had so much activity. My bank balance is glad I did not make it there. What was the response to David’s proposal of AGA?

[Silverstreak]

Thanks for posting these! I think you’ve captured the event really well and looks like a really lively show; excellent for the Amiga scene. As for crappy quality, on my crappy phone they look great! Nice work.

[3D-vice]

Thank you SO much for posting these photos of the event. Looks like an absolutely FANTASTIC show!

Hey there! You are very welcome. And indeed, it was a fantastic show. Oh hey, thank you very much for posting on Twitter!

[3D-vice]

The floor looked like it had so much activity. My bank balance is glad I did not make it there. What was the response to David’s proposal of AGA?

Well, my bank balance had tu suffer... but just a bit. :mrgreen:

David's Amiga Global Alliance (AGA) Project: Well, his lecture earned a lot of applause. However, I think the response to this project is twofold:

On the one hand, creating a central website for all Amiga community's (to try and bring them together more, raise the profile of groups, projects and meetings that happen in the community) is a quite fascinating idea. I think, this idea is what got the audience hooked. On the other hand, the concept of an annual subscription of £30 has yet to prove itself.

[3D-vice]

Thanks for posting these! I think you’ve captured the event really well and looks like a really lively show; excellent for the Amiga scene. As for crappy quality, on my crappy phone they look great! Nice work.

Thank you so much for you kind words. Indeed, the event was awesome. It's amazing to see how many people come together to celebrate this great retro-platform and the active community. And I've only been there on one of two days!

[3D-vice]

Hello again,

here are 3 more pics from the Amiga 37, taken by my cousin (who was accompanying me to the event). He also has collected a bunch of (pretty nice) pictures from the Amiga 37 Telegram-Channel, but since I do not have the rights to use and post those photos, I'll refrain from re-posting them. Enjoy!