Well i had some difficulty in transporting the building material that i bought.

When transporting your material and in a crowded city like mumbai, keep in mind that you are a volatile substance who cares about its safety and the material is an important part of you. You will have to shout at some people to transport the foam safely or you might end up with broken foam and other material.

Remember always use public transport as much as possible if you dont own a car.
In Mumbai trains and rickshaws are the best way to transport your materials.
See to it that you material doesnt bother the people around you and so you have to travel with a lot of versatility in you movements.

Once i came back from mumbai this is how i transported it back home(Big mistake.Use public transport always). I thought how the heck is this going to fit on my bike? made it work somehow with duct tape (saviour of all DIY endeavours),bought along wiht foam . People from mumbai go to abdul rehman street for getting all the build materials required for scratch building(I mean you will get every last thing there for making you plane, even hotwire cutters if you are willing to pay).

Scary Neil

Hahah yep very. Getting it from the station to home was a bit of an hassle but i can proudly say a scooter or a bike couldnt have handled this. A moped beats em all .

Hhahah Agreed

  good job there neil whats the rolled material and for what are you going to use it

hell yeah nothing beats a moped in this.
hey whats that foam is it depron what are those thin sheets which are rolled

Quote from: romanxdsouza on October 15, 2013, 01:15:52 PM
good job there neil whats the rolled material and for what are you going to use it

Quote from: rcrcnitesh on October 15, 2013, 01:41:48 PM
hell yeah nothing beats a moped in this.
hey whats that foam is it depron what are those thin sheets which are rolled

The rolled material which is white in color is 3mm SunBoard(PVC sheets), and in black is CoroPlast.
Foam is 6mm and 3mm depron and HDT(High Density Thermocol).