Company after company comes and goes with these Alien licenses/statues...you have to wonder if ANYone from these teams/businesses ever reads related threads like these, even just for intel/situational awareness, as they plan for and prepare a statue run. And yet the exact same mistakes get made time and time again. Imagine all the time and money involved in acquiring and paying for the license, researching and hiring the team of sculptors, painters, logistics people, marketing, etc. etc., and to have it all come down to a (preventable) scenario like this. It's not like the ship carrying the entire ES of 300 statues sank and now everyone is screwed. Figuring out how to properly pack a fragile statue should be one of the main priorities in an endeavor like this. Develop a prototype, get your packing sample and put that thing through the ringer; drop it, kick it, fire it down the hallway. Figure out what works and what doesn't. Does each new company have to reinvent the wheel when it comes to this? Is this the result of and endless cycle of new companies gaining the rights to produce and sell and starting from scratch when it comes to preparing and shipping these things to survive the inevitable and expected worldwide journeys they take? Even domestic shipping is rough; worldwide shipping is brutal. Who will finally wake up and do this right, from start to finish?