Chris Edwards Restoration’s latest video is a hands-on look at the AmiCube F1200, an Amiga-compatible project with AGA ambitions. Rather than just showing a bare board, Edwards boots the system and explores its Amiga environment.
That makes the 16-minute video worth watching: the hardware is on the workbench, the display is running, and we get a glimpse of the configuration screens. It is a more useful look at a work-in-progress machine than a product announcement alone would be.
Edwards describes the AmiCube F1200 as a Minimig-related project, apparently later renamed MistITX. He also shows unpopulated boards sent by Ranko of Minimig.ca as a preview of work to come. His description suggests a release may be near, but does not establish a firm date or availability; it is best treated as a progress update.
The appeal here is that the Amiga community is still building and testing new hardware, not just keeping old machines alive. If that side of retro computing interests you, the video offers a look at both the board and a running setup.
Watch the original: The AmiCube F1200 The Lost AGA Amiga MiniMig? — Chris Edwards Restoration, September 25, 2026.
