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Re: How to transport Lego models...
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Sun, 9 Sep 2001 10:55:25 GMT
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Hi Geordan,
Did you ever tried to put an creation into an box and surrounding the structure
with the loose tempex foam bananas or chips ?
The structure wont be able to mve if you filled the box uptoo the edge. The stuff
is reuseable and you will be able to get it for free if you ask for it. Theres
only one problem though, youll have to shave an save place and the space to safe
the stuff.
Greetings Nico
Have fun and keep building
> In lugnet.org.ca.vlc, Robin Sather writes:
> > Hi Geordan,
> >
> > > As Robin may or may not of told you, I will [most likely] be attending the
> > > SEALUG/VLC meeting on the 14th. Robin mentioned that I ought to bring some
> > > of my models along too, so as of now I'm planning to bring three, My latest
> > > mech, a WWII plane, and a microfig castle diorama, a little bit of
> > > everything. (I can remove/add models depending on space availabe etc. as
> > > neccesary, as I do have quite a number of different models I can bring,
> > > these just seemed like the best choice)
> >
> > Hey, as far as I'm concerned, bring everything you can. We all LOVE
> > to see stuff!! I know it's a pain to transport some models, but if
> > you're willing and able to, I know you'll find a very appreciative
> > audience.
>
> Ok, I'll probably bring some more mecha than, Hopefully I'll have some work
> done on my three footer so I can bring what I have to show as well.
>
> > > I have one problem though, I have no idea how to transport them. What are
> > > the best ways move Lego models? Do I just put it in a padded box and that's
> > > it? The mecha is my main concern as it is rather large and somewhat fragile
> > > in a number of area's, you can see pics of it here:
> >
> > My "philosophy of transport" is basically this: Accept the
> > inevitable. ;-)
> >
> > Seriously though, when I'm transporting I look at a model, determine
> > the most likely break points, and take those sections apart on purpose
> > to transport separately. Of course, all the long spindly bits (like
> > your mech's sword) are transported separately, and sometimes even
> > taken apart. For me and my castles, I take all the flags and
> > landscaping (trees, bushes) off, and replace them when I get to where
> > I'm going.
>
> Ok, thanks Robin.
> >
> > > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=6582
> >
> > Very cool.
> >
> > Looking forward to meeting you,
>
> As I am you, and everyone else,
>
> -Geordan-
>
> > Robin
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| (...) Hi Nico, thanks for the help, But may I ask, what is tempex foam? Is it the carboard that is used to package some fruits like oranges? Even still, I think I'm just going to disassemble parts of it, and lay it down in a padded box, thanks (...) (25 years ago, 9-Sep-01, to lugnet.org.ca.vlc)
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