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Hi Chris,
Sorry, they are spoken for.
3 months ago I had two and I ended up giving them away. Nobody wanted them.
I will not be getting any more as far as I know.

That was the only 7000 series prototyping plugin except for a prototype kit (no built in amplifier) which had an entire PC board from front to back with solder pads (9.5" x 4.2" on 0.1" centers ~ 4000 pads) for prototyping. The rear of the board has a backplane connector on it and each finger from the backplane is brought out to a pad at the back of the board. 30 to 35 of the solder pads (less than 1%) on the boards I have were used once but I removed the wires that were in them. Those pads are perfectly usable.

I have some of those boards and could assemble the rest of the parts to make them into kits except for blank front panels and the front chassis plate that goes behind the front panel. Blank front panels are unobtanium (extremely rare). I can provide front chassis plates with a few holes already in them because those holes would usually be hidden by the front panel. I can provide each with a few random front chassis plates so you could find one that is best for your purposes. The rest of what needs to be included to make a kit (pull tab assemblies, rear panels, top and bottom rails, screws, attachment points for the PC boards, side panels, etc) are not a problem.

Dennis Tillman W7PF