  We present explicit examples of supergravity solutions corresponding to
backreacting localised (non-intersecting) O6 planes in flux reductions of
massive IIA supergravity and address some criticism towards the very existence
of such solutions. We verify in detail how the smeared orientifold solution
becomes a good approximation to the localised solution in the large volume/weak
coupling limit, as expected. We also find an exotic solution where prior to
backreaction the internal space has a boundary and when backreaction is
included the boundary disappears and the space closes off. The exotic example
is however outside of the supergravity approximation everywhere.
