Best way to transport these ?

[Rasputin]

I don't have the boxes anymore what's the best way to pack this lot up for the journey back to blighty so they don't get messed up?

[JoeyGunz]

cling film the, bubble wrap?

[PeeJay]

Journey to?

[Rasputin]

Edited as I a coming back to the UK.

[PeeJay]

They need to be packed so that they can't move about, can't be crushed and have some sort of humidification to keep them from drying out. A good lock'n'lock would do the trick packed with bubble wrap like Joey suggested.

[Sean]

Hand luggage maybe a good option if u can mate


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[PeeJay]

Hand luggage maybe a good option if u can mate
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Could you imagine walking on with my Lock'n'lock Sean? They probably wouldn't even blink.

[tippexx]

Leave them in the small tuppaware and cabinet as in the picture. Pack the empty space out with bubble wrap and seal the tuppaware and replace the cabinet lid. Place some bubble wrap around each and put in suitcase. Come home. Don't worry about humidification .... you won't be in the air long enough for it to be an issue.

[Rasputin]

Im going to try find a smaller air tight box then pack them in that. I think most of the stuff is small enough to fit into the chinese takeaway containers then I can bunder the Monte 2s are a shade big. Might try blag the local shop for an empty case if possible. Do they really need Humification for a 2 hour flight ?? Total time out would be about 3.5 hours max.

[PeeJay]

You didn't say it was only a short hop!

[Rasputin]

Well its meant to be a short hope PeeJay.... Easyjet so anything could happen.

[PeeJay]

You could end up anywhere

[Simon Bolivar]

If they are well humidified to start with & wrapped well, I wouldn't worry about adding humidification unless traveling for more than couple of weeks. More problems can occur with over humidification on my experience.

[ValeTudoGuy]

What Tippexx says appears sound advice to me!