The C64 is another computer I grew up with. Great machine, terrific for gaming, iconic in the breadbin design (for me the breadbin is the only real C64). Was less enthousiastic about the BASIC, so used mainly my Spectrum and Oric for programming, but dabbled in programming the C64 as well. Did LOTS of gaming on this machine.
Alas my original C64 is not in my posession anymore as I moved to a Commodore 128D.
But Christmas 2020 I assembled my Ultimate 64, a great recreation of the C64 with modern niceties like USB storage, HDMI and network. Collected parts in several months before.
In 2021 also added an original C64 again.
My present C64 collection:
Ultimate 64
Ultimate Elite v1.4a board in a breadbin case and keyboard
3D printed parts for montage, a SID tap and a LED connector from COREi64
ARM2SID for emulating 3 SIDS and FM
C64 original breadbin
1350 datasette
Commodore SFX music keyboard
MPS-803 dot matrix printer
Seikosha SP-180VC dot matrix printer
Building the Ultimate 64
First received the breadbin case, bought an empty case with keyboard 
Ordered an ARM2SID to go into the Ultimate 64 
Ordered 3D printed parts for montage, a SID tap and a LED connector from COREi64 
Finally received the Ultimate Elite v1.4a board 
Installing the board in the breadbin case, and inserting the ARM2SID 
Bought another keyboard as the first keyboard proved to be not working well 
Assembled everything 
The Ultimate 64 in action 
Some Ultimate 64 + ARM2SID 3-SID listening 
Original breadbin
Received the breadbin from an auction 
Inside this C64 
Getting the keyboard out for a clean 
Desoldering keyboard to be able to fully clean 
Board within the keyboard (was an early model) 
C64 accessories
The 1350 datasette 
Programmer's Reference Manual 
SFX Keyboard 
Keelog modern power supply unit 
MPS-803 dot matrix printer 