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Patbb, C-64-I , C-64C and A500/1200 will be ready soon.

kenjennings, 800XL is on the way, Atari ST/STE/Falcon is on the way, and some other models like C-64, Amiga 1200, Amiga 500. However, interest of retro fans is not that big, therefore I doubt that I will produce it for rarer models like 600/1200XL or 400/800 or even 520ST (with no disk drive). But time will tell. As you can imagine, every single model requires a lot of work to be done, from measuring a computer, drawing a mould, then pressing, fitting and so on.

They are packed in rather rigid cartoon box, but also inside there is a big distance between cover and box walls. Also, material is not fragile for pressing - it is not totally rigid, but similar to blister packages, only thicker.

Hello all, I think it is time to enter the discussion, as I am a manufacturer of them... As ZuluGula said, they are made in Poland. It is not "just" a bit of acryllic material, as pseudografx said. It requires to design and manufacture quite expensive mould, special punch, boxes with printing. And even then, some fixes are required. Then, sell, wrap perfectly, ship and pay taxes: income tax and VAT. Are you sure that do you want to take $10 for all of it? Including your income? . And to invest not small amount of money, risking that you may loose? One batch of covers may be 70-100 pieces, because I am not able to sell more within a reasonable period of time, and, I would need to rent a warehouse for keeping stock of thousands of covers. Guys, please, prior to writing such stupid things, think twice. Otherwise I may start thinking that my work is unnecessary and all of you treat me as a scuff only. Thank you for your attention