Wouldn't that add alot of stress to the queen? Taking her from her hive, then moving her into the 1st part, second part, third part, fourth part, then back into the hive. Each time you have a chance of her not being accepted (although a small chance in a queenless hive). Even if she is accepted, each time she has a new set of attendants, a new hive to get used to. Now, doing it five times in a few days, that's alot to ask.
Why not put her in the first section, wait a day, and move a frame of eggs from the first to the second. Then wait a day, move a frame of eggs from the first to the third, and so on. When all four have eggs, move the queen back to her hive. Should take her four days at max, maybe less. This way, you get the same thing, only have to move her twice though.
Why not put her in the first section, wait a day, and move a frame of eggs from the first to the second. Then wait a day, move a frame of eggs from the first to the third, and so on. When all four have eggs, move the queen back to her hive. Should take her four days at max, maybe less. This way, you get the same thing, only have to move her twice though.