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MOC transport report Part II (Was Re: MOC transport report)
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lugnet.loc.au
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Mon, 10 Jun 2002 06:03:14 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Richie Dulin writes:
> Well, it was broken down into ten component modules and a bag of detail
> parts. It was all packed firmly between padding (clothes), in the theory
> that it wouldn't move around to much. Maybe I packed it to firmly... when I
> opened my bag in Brisbane, three modules were intact (although many gaps had
> opened up between bricks), four others were recognisable but missing large
> chunks. The remaining three had been reduced to small clusters of bricks...
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> I spent two hours last night piecing the modules back together... it looks
> pretty much like it did before I packed it: but there are about 40 pieces
> left over... I suspect the internal structure isn't what it once was.
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> Hopefully the trip from Brisbane to Indooroopilly won't be quite so damaging.
Nor was it :-)
The trip home to Brisbane to Sydney was also kind to the Snottler v3. The
bow module was reduced to clusters of bricks, and area from the bridge back
to the funnel had disintegrated, but the rest was more or less intact, and I
was able to reconstruct it in about half an hour to show to visiting
relatives and for some quick photos.
It had considerably less packing on the way home... I suspect the key is to
pack it firmly but not too tightly.
Cheers
Richie Dulin
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