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What's Gerts time frame? I've got a few wooden shoe, drunk ,low moral country men of his working close by. One friend was over there for the holidays and just got back. Let me check with them about travel plans and shipping ideas and I'll get back to you.

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Bob H. wrote:Any of the faithful going to the Netherlands any time soon? UPS gave me a shipping quite on Gerts half model, I think it would be cheaper to fly it over myself. $386 UPS, $325 DHL, $125 postal express ( no guarantees once it leaves US). Any ideas? BH
I have commercial (i.e. discounted) accounts... If you give me the weight and measurements I can use the quote machines...

Probably the cheapest option would be surface post... That means a slow boat and it will take 4-6 weeks but I have yet to lose a package... Exceptional packaging IS required... I'd pack it in peanuts in a carton... And then I'd pack that carton in another carton... Also with peanuts...
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If shipping to Gert is that crazy, maybe have a plug made and ship that, so he can make his own mold.
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Bertramp wrote:If shipping to Gert is that crazy, maybe have a plug made and ship that, so he can make his own mold.
That would be even more costly, time consuming, and added work for Gert....
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That would be even more costly, time consuming, and added work for Gert....
yes, but the end result would be an additional mold, that he arguably might want
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Bertramp wrote:If shipping to Gert is that crazy, maybe have a plug made and ship that, so he can make his own mold.
Shipping costs are a function of mode (surface, air), service type (regular, expedited), weight and measurements... A plug would have roughly the same boxed measurements but would be heavier... So, all other factors being equal, shipping a (heavier) plug would cost more then shipping the product of that plug...

Hey, at least you were trying to be helpful :-)
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Bob

I checked with the guys in the mail room at work. They ship overseas all the time. They told me they had to ship a plastic Penguin (Don't ask) to china and that cost the company $600. I told him roughly the size and the estimates he ratled off the top of his head were close to the numbers you had.

I still think you should check to see if Gert has any orders coming out of the US.
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Problem solved Gert had a US address I can use to ship his model. Tony, what's up with the penguin? Lol..new avatar for you.BH
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It'd be great if you guys can post some pictures of the finished product here on the site.

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jackryan wrote:It'd be great if you guys can post some pictures of the finished product here on the site.
There are pictures in the previous two pages of the thread...
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Bob H. wrote:Problem solved Gert had a US address I can use to ship his model. Tony, what's up with the penguin? Lol..new avatar for you.BH
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The Company I work for had some kind of deal on trying to promote some new image based on that cartoon with all the penguins. Didn't work well.
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Hello Bob,
Is it still possible to order one ?
I know my request arrived late, but if you can do i will really appreciate.
I have a shipping adress in States (CA)
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I regularly ship boxes to Hong Kong---I use Express Mail from US Post office---very dependable and cheaper than the private carriers.

New York to Hong Kong takes about 3-5 days--boxes usually 15-20 lbs---run a $100-150
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thank all of you for trying to help !!

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My wife is heading to Italy in April, if that helps (Guys ... if something happens to me, suspect foul play) :-D
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Bertramp wrote:My wife is heading to Italy in April, if that helps (Guys ... if something happens to me, suspect foul play) :-D
They will probably find you stuffed in a refrigerator.
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Bertramp wrote:My wife is heading to Italy in April, if that helps (Guys ... if something happens to me, suspect foul play) :-D

I think it's hard to extradite from Italy, Oh boy this could get ugly.....
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On another note, I got my half hull the other day. Very cool. Big thanks to all involved that made this happen.
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I like your custom work, Mean Mike.
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Mike, looking good..you have a boot stripe in there? Looks like you peel it afterwards? Keep us posted.BH
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The boot stripe is going to need some touching up….


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What paint are you using.
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Nice!
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Bob-

Missed your post. We (Sensata) have a facility in Amelo( Netherlands) and have guys going there all the time. Could do the half mold as luggage for sure. Let me know if you get stuck.

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Does someone have a good method for mounting the half mold to a board in order to hang it on the wall? Or even simply to the wall directly.
I would imagine some type of clip or fitting measured just right so the half mold could slide onto it with enough pressure to keep it in place could work...
But I know this crew is full of engineers so I was hoping someone had figured this out already.
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steve
glue a small block of wood in the open back
you can either glue it or use screws from the back of the plague
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Thanks Charlie!
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Bob,

Would it be possible to order one? I'm in Annapolis.

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Bob, Sent out a few this week and Tripp will be making another batch which should be ready next week. PM me your address so I can get you a shipping quote. BH
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Bob

Just out of curiosity, how many have been made? Anything over 25 then I think it was well worth our getting that mold.
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Tony, total shipped to date with Coolairs model shipped yesterday makes 25. A few more left to ship, Rocket I haven't forgot you. BH
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Bob, I have not forgotten either, I need to send you some of those expensive Yankee $$$, Pat too, blowing all my money on kids ski racing these days!! I'll get it out this week, sorry for the delay!
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bob
I am surprised its not more then 25
I thought everyone would be jumping on this
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Charlie J wrote:I am surprised its not more then 25
I thought everyone would be jumping on this
Don't forget, some members here have Bertrams but they don't have 31's...
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Don't forget, some members here have Bertrams but they don't have 31's...

why
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Bob, I have been slacking...

May I throw my hat into the ring for one? I will touch base when I get back from my trip on Monday. Cool?

Thank you,

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Dug, No worries when you get back just pm me your shipping address. Charlie a few still spoken for plus I haven't kept one for myself yet. I'm guessing we should get in the 30-40 range. I will get a few extra and hope to get one all done up for the rendezvous this year, would make a great prize for the raffle. Trip has done a great job considering the mold has a few years on it. Anyone else get one all painted up yet? Or is the Mean Team leader the only one not hibernating this winter?BH
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Bob

I think 25 is good, and what I would have expected given who donated for the mold. Now if Steve could find out just what he did with the donor list. His wife is probably holding it ransom until he cleans out the freezer down in Florida.
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I would also like to order a sanded half hull if possible. Mike Cassidy
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I would like to order one (sanded) when you get caught up with your back orders. Thanks,
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Bob,

I sent ya a PM.

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Bob, did you get my pm?

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Dug, I just picked six up today will get them ready to go out next week. I will get your quote tomorrow. Been getting my interior squared away and serviced both engines, hope to get her floating in early May. BH
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Nice!

I understand completely and I got your message!

I am glad you will be floating soon! I've got a ways to go, but thats ok!

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Dug wrote:Nice!

I understand completely and I got your message!

I am glad you will be floating soon! I've got a ways to go, but thats ok!

Dug
Dug, when are we going to see some updated pictures? I might have to take a road trip one fo these days and see Alchemy in person!

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Tom,

Progress is good, but its detailed now. I guess I should shoot some, but its kind of tough to get the kind of pictures that do it justice. Honestly...

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Also, nearly the entire boat is tented right now, so its pretty darned hard to get an idea of what has been done...
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