What to do with Transputer Equipment?

Hi. In a recent dumpster diving session I rescued three "IMS B012" boards. These are "VMEbus Master Motherboards" with 16 slots for TRAMs (TRAnsputer Modules). The three B012 are equiped with a total of 29 TRAMs. Each TRAM consists of one T800 Transputer chip and 1 MB of DRAM. In addition there is a single B420 Vector Processing TRAM. So, what to do with this stuff? There is a lot of documentation out there on the net. This covers topics like theory of operation, programming languages, libraries, ... but no "how to get started with real hardware" guide. I have a VME chassis to put them in. Currently this chassis houses a MVME68k machine running NetBSD. But as I understand the documentation on the B012 it uses the VME form factor, but has no real VMEbus interface. So my hope to use the MVME68k (or one of my Sun3 / Sun4 VME machines) as a host is lost. It would have been cool to add the transputers as a co-processor to my Sun 4/110 or 4/610... If I can't get any use out of the Transputers I would like to trade them for some more ordinary QBus stuff for my PDP-11. I need a M8061 RLV12 RL01/RL02 disk controller, QBus memory (at least 1 MB) and perhaps a M7559 TQK70 TK70 controller. Alternatively a MVME160x PPC VME CPU board would be nice. -- \end{Jochen} \ref{http://www.unixag-kl.fh-kl.de/~jkunz/}