@GadgetMaster

Yes I am fully aware of the history of the Amiga platofrm having been a part of it since 1992. I can't really proove anything, but I am not promising miracles etc. what I am primising is quite realistic, a reference board allready exists. It is a modififed version of this board which would be used. This is no"dream machine" it is very real. It is quite similar to what Eytech did with their A1 which is based on Mai's Teron board.
Also, I am not asking for large sums of money, as I said before $10 from 600 people would make this possible, I will of course put my hands into my own pockets as much as I can, this will most likely be to pay for manufacturing costs of developemnt/testing boards.
The reason that I had not tried to raise support for such a project earlier was exactly this reason, how would I be perceived.
Mind you, a lot of people donated to Amizilla with no guarentee of return. This is not the £500+ for an A1 and a promise of AOS4 that a lot of people were willing to pay for but $10 or so for the realisitic promise of a G5 A1 with AOS4 port.
Also this is not a give me money and eventually you get a machine, you aren't actaully buying anything, you are paying for some of the development costs.