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"Richard Schamus" <legoman34@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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> In lugnet.trains, Paulo Caparica Junior writes:
> > I had to take some models from my home to the office, some pieces fall • off,
> > and it was not a very positive experience.
> > So my question is:
> > How to transport Lego? Assembled models, I mean.
> > I guess that people that show stuff at train shows must have something to • say.
> >
> > TIA
> >
> > Paulo
>
> In my experience, if your main model is structurally sound you shouldn't
> have too many problems. That is, the main part of the model. If you have
> bits that you know will easilly fall off, and you can't get it (the whole
> model) into a box for transport, remove these pieces prior to getting it
> into your vehicle and put them in their own box.
>
> Rich
>
> --
I have had bits and pieces fall off and it was pretty easy to figure out
where they went when it was time to put it back together. If I am
particularly worried about something getting all mixed up then I guess I
would put each unit or sub-section in a large zip lock bag. Then the loose
pieces would at least be with their parents.
Mike
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Mike Walsh - mike_walsh at mindspring dot com
http://www.nclug.net - North Carolina LEGO Users Group
http://www.nclug.net/ctb - Carolina Train Builders
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