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fae
259 posts
Location: London, United Kingdom
fae
259 posts
Location: London, United Kingdom
Posted:
i'm taking a plane tomorrow and am taking my brand new (and 1st) staff *feeling chuffed*
whats the best way to protect it while travelling?
...bearing in mind i dont have much choice as its tomorrow morning!
so far i have a pair of thick socks
[ 20 July 2002, 11:50: Message edited by: amy k (em) ]
i'm taking a plane tomorrow and am taking my brand new (and 1st) staff *feeling chuffed*
whats the best way to protect it while travelling?
...bearing in mind i dont have much choice as its tomorrow morning!
so far i have a pair of thick socks
[ 20 July 2002, 11:50: Message edited by: amy k (em) ]
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263 posts
Location: Holiday, FL, USA
263 posts
Location: Holiday, FL, USA
Posted:
don't know how much help it will be, as your flight's leaving in the morning.. but you can get some tips in this thread:
Flying with fire toys...
or you can read sob storys relating to adventures like this here:
Traveling with toys ....
good luck on your journey
don't know how much help it will be, as your flight's leaving in the morning.. but you can get some tips in this thread:
Flying with fire toys...
or you can read sob storys relating to adventures like this here:
Traveling with toys ....
good luck on your journey
poo-bah
1,015 posts
Location: Austin TX USA
1,015 posts
Location: Austin TX USA
Posted:
Hope this gets to you in time.
If you can find a really heavy cardboard tube that is long enough, that would be a good option.
A more expensive, but more durable option would be to get a fishing-rod case. You can find relatively cheap ones made of plastic that telescope to be very long.
If you're feeling handy, you can cobble something together out of PVC pipe and pipe-ends (used for plumbing).
hope this helps.
Hope this gets to you in time.
If you can find a really heavy cardboard tube that is long enough, that would be a good option.
A more expensive, but more durable option would be to get a fishing-rod case. You can find relatively cheap ones made of plastic that telescope to be very long.
If you're feeling handy, you can cobble something together out of PVC pipe and pipe-ends (used for plumbing).
hope this helps.
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