toolsntat
Yep, I collect tools and tat
... by POST :shock: :shock: #-o
The perils and failings of the Record STAY SET system....
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shed9
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I once had a Type 11 No 5.5 delivered in nothing but a jiffy bag. The thing had survived two World Wars and probably dozens of owners to be trashed mercilessly at the hands of an *****.
toolsntat
Yep, I collect tools and tat
AndyT":bb71vfob said:
Yes, the saving grace is that because the loose cap was in position and the lot sandwiched twixt cardboard it had trapped it.
I think this had been tossed into a box thus jolting it outwards :roll:
Bit of weight behind it as it is the rarer large size
Andy
RogerP
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I'm surprised that RM handled and delivered it in that dangerous state. Maybe it only burst the packaging just before delivery to you. Bit of a shocker!
toolsntat
Yep, I collect tools and tat
RogerP":1nolwexo said:
Suppose it could have been the letterbox drop :idea:
It happens to be razor sharp so could have got quite messy :shock:
Andy
richarddownunder
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Hi...don't quite get how the title of the thread relates to the content :? Isn't it 'the perils of posting planes in inadequate packaging' or the 'perils of on-line shopping'?
Vann
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I think the OP was trying to upset us passionate supporters of 2-piece cap-irons :wink:richarddownunder":2m69e6ve said:
I must admit, the deflectors do tend to go MIA, and not just thanks to Royal Mail. I've been lucky, the only Stay-Set I bought that was missing a part, was missing the main part of the cap-iron - the deflector was still there! And the seller contacted me about a month later to say he'd found it :shock: Needless to say, I gave that guy VERY good feedback (the plane might have sold for double what I paid, had it been there at the time of the auction).
Cheers, Vann.
