Moved Project and Event won't relink

I have sucessfully created an Event and a Project on my MacBookPro. I have now copied both the Event and the Project onto my MacPro workstation and tried to open it there.
That's where the strangeness starts.
All the clips in the Event are there, online, playable and editable.
In the Project's the timeline I can see all the clips updating their thumbnails correctly, but a minute or so into the timeline FCPX treats all the clips as "Missing Event".
When I rightclick+reveal in finder or rightclick+reveal in event browser the right clip gets opened, but in the viewer it still says "Missing Event"
When I shift+Z on said timeline to zoom it to fit the window it zooms out way too far, although there is no stray clip right of the 4 minute timeline.
It seems that somehow the event file got corrupted or something.
As a solution, I have copied all the clips of the event to a now event, removed the old one ond tried to relink the project to the new event. Still no cure. The first part of the timeline relinks, the rest updates the thumbnails, but clips still are "missing event"
Ideas, anyone?

Maschinsky wrote:
I have now copied both the Event and the Project onto my MacPro workstation and tried to open it there.
How did you copy the Event and Project? (With Finder, or using FCP X)?
You should do this with FCP X.
When I shift+Z on said timeline to zoom it to fit the window it zooms out way too far, although there is no stray clip right of the 4 minute timeline.
When it zooms out too far, click on the (empty) timeline. Does anything get selected? If it does, it's probably a Gap Clip. Delete it.
Andy

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