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The one that damaged the bubble I received was externally supported with bubble wrap inside the slide bottom case. So that isn't 100% full proof either.

Most sellers will or should pack them well but Ive bought something off a member here sent inside a sliding case and it arrived damaged! Either type of case or any kind of wrapping will stop the figure moving about inside the bubble though does it? I disagree, the custom made multipack cases...

Ive had MOCs arrive to me in far worse damaged by shipping condition in a slide bottom case, you are only going to hear about the ones that arrive from posting damaged but not the thousands of others that arrive safely with no damage though aren't you? The slide bottom cases look terrible for...

Savory100 is obviously against grading, its like everything else good and bad views. I personally like it as you get your items presented nicely for display, its sealed in the case so nobody can take it and get greasy finger prints all over or potentially damage the item further. There is also...

Couldn't have said it better myself, although you are still southern to me as well :wink:

Mine arrived yesterday at long last :D

Ive often thought about trying that method myself but never been brave enough to give it a go :lol:

IMO that car looks terrible and the car in front of it. But each to their own.

Anything I get graded is for me, im not into collecting to make money. Items that are shipped from the USA gets hit by our lovery chaps at HM Customs who put a nice 20% VAT charge on it and them Royal Mail slap another charge on top just because they can. It is very expensive for anything over...

They do that to me too. Still waiting on my items being delivered :(

Was thinking the same thing.

There is the problem that you are in the US, shipping items to you and getting them back after grading would be very expensive.

:lol: regards of who you vote for that photo is funny

Great communication, fast postage and well packed. Thanks Ed :D

Terrible news, that guy should get strung up. It will probably change the way others will be allowed to see his collection now searching you as you leave or something because of one scumbag. Feel for Steve as he comes across as a really nice guy, hopefully he will get everything back and that...

Drilling a hole at the end of crack works very well in metal objects as ive seen it done multiple times and the remainder of the crack is then welded in. But in the case of plastic bubbles I don't think it would be the best option :lol: