WEEKEND PHOTO FUN, yes it's that time again folk's

[steveblackledge]

Let's see what you have all done this week

[Darth Santa Fe]

Could you tell me how to post a photo, please?

[steveblackledge]

Well i finally got round to doing some work on the embankments, plaster cloth was stuck over the blue foam and rolled up newspaper,

[Darth Santa Fe]

Could anyone tell me how to post a photo, please?

[steveblackledge]

Darth Santa Fe, you will have to have a photo hosting web site i use free webs, or you could try Photobucket, you copy your pictures URL onto your message but you will have to put [ img ] in front and [ / img ] at the end (no spaces between characters) or all you will get is

this is another explanation from Bob

Posted by FundyNorthern Posted: 15 Jun 2005, 20:24:46

Photobucket gives you two options for selecting photos they host. One starts like you've posted, with http: The others start with [ img ] and end with [ /img ]. (I've added extra spaces between the square brackets so this will show up here).

The second option is the preferred one on this forum, as your photos apper right within your post, no need to click on to see.

I've added the

Easy as that!

Thanks for posting them in any fashion!

Bob Boudreau

[selector]

Darth, you need to get an account with a webhost for photos. I use www.railimages.com, a free site, that'll take a couple of days to get you registered. Once you are up and running, and have uploaded some pix, you get each pix's URL and copy to a new post here. Make sure it is the enlarged version, not the thumb. Then, you preface the URL immediately with a [, followed by 'img', not the quotes, just the three letters, followed once more by the closing ]. Not parenthesis, but the square ones. Following the URL, another [, followed by /, another img, and close brackets. or ]. That will tell the MR server to get that image.

[cheese3]

Steam Fun Days on the A.T.lines RR![:O]

[tommyr]

cheese3;
Great pics. I really like the last one- nicely done
Tom

[hminky]

Central California in the 1870's, the Pacific Coast Air Line Railway.

Have a nice day
Harold

[Darth Santa Fe]

Originally posted by cheese3








Those engines would be:
1.IHC Pacific
2.Mantua/Tyco 0-4-0
3.Bachmann 4-4-0

Am I right?

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