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kimbo posted on 11 avr. 2017 #1

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So... just back from a trip to Berlin for olive bees birthday bash....... now you know I've had trouble in the past with airline baggage handlers right. So I made a folding guitar to travel as cabin baggage..... then I built a super bullet proof case with wheels...
Well it seems like the baggage boys just can't resist a game of football while they work....
This was a result of a Ryanair flight... those of you who've seen this case in person know it's super tough, so this was no "accident"

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kimbo posted on 11 avr. 2017 #2

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...and this

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Harley Benton G112 Celestion V30

Cabinet for Electric Guitar

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kimbo posted on 11 avr. 2017 #3

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...and this

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kimbo posted on 11 avr. 2017 #4

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...even though it looks like an instrument is in it and it's marked like this!

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Rickplayer posted on 11 avr. 2017 #5

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that's not cool airlines should have more respect for the instruments. Guess they can't play one so yours gets the blunt end of their frustration.
sorry you had this happen to you

kimbo posted on 11 avr. 2017 #6

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Like I say... it the first time. And amazingly the case took it all, no damage to the guitar at all!

ROBJOL posted on 11 avr. 2017 #7