How Can You Post Pictures?

[Anonymous]

Hey Guys,

I'm new here. I would like to know how to post pictures.[?]

Also, I have seen where in the signature people put photos there, how can you do this. [?]

Much Abliged.

[spankybird]

hope this helps

http://www.trains.com/community/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=20382

[Jim Duda]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Toy Train Teen

Hey Guys,

I'm new here. I would like to know how to post pictures.[?]

Also, I have seen where in the signature people put photos there, how can you do this. [?]

Much Abliged.

TTT - it's great to have another teen join us on the forum. If you have a .jpg or .bmp image of you, I'll be glad to crop and resize it for you and send it back to you so you can insert it in your profile. We'd love to meet you "in person"...send it to [e-mail]

Again, glad to have you here.

[ben10ben]

I'll echo what Jim said. It's excellent to see another teen on the forum, especially considering that I'm one myself.

Hop over to the coffee shop if you would like and tell us a little bit more about yourself.

[dougdagrump]

Tom helped me with posting photos and if I can do it anybody can. Teaching an old dog new tricks. [:D]

[Anonymous]

Thanks Guys,

Its great to fell welcome. I'm really glad to be here. My interests for toy trains is bacially what I have seen called "collecting and operating".

I like action especially since when Dollywood is open, I help my dad on the narrow gauge steam locomotives down there. Sceanery is nice, but building it probably will bore me

But, Benchwork, so I have heard is a living night mare, so, all elevated grades on my layout will have Lionel Trestles.

I like Postwar, MPC, LTI, and other modern trains, but I love Postwar from 1950 up and MPC. I really like LTIs Wabash Passenger Set. That is the train I have. and a basic freight set.

I really love bridges, since, in the mountains where I live, there are lots of them.