I had one of these quite some time ago. I didn't have much luck with it. I don't recall the model number, but it was black, and for an 80's machine, that was mildly radical. It was also obliquely shaped - i.e., it wasn't exactly square on the sides, but I think it bowed out a bit. Mine was rather big, tho, in four boxes - the CPU in one box, a QIC-80 in another box, and two boxes with Quantum 8" 80mb drives. It was some sort of unix machine, which is partially the reason why I didn't have much luck with it. The filesystems were corrupt and/or destroyed, and I didn't have any tapes. I think Codata even still existed at the time I owned it, but wasn't able to spend $$$ for an OS, and this was long before NetBSD. Being 68k, I'd bet NetBSD runs on it (I think it's VME based)