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Thanks Matlock one. in my photo bucket album, I have the pictures, In the box that shows the picture, in the bottom right hand corner there is a small box with a tick in it, At the bottom of the picture, in a grey box there is a file No ending in .jpg Below the picture there are 4 boxes marked E mail & IM, Direct, HTML, & IMG How can I get the picture on the post, I have tried putting it in-between the mountain icon, [img]http://s1251.photobucket.com/user/mosurprise/media/file_zps9b1a16f6.jpg.html?sort=3&o=3/img] This is what happens. Help please, Mo Mo
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Test Picture<a href="http://s1251.photobucket.com/user/mosurprise/media/file_zps1d559309.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1251.photobucket.com/albums/hh548/mosurprise/file_zps1d559309.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo file_zps1d559309.jpg"/></a> Mo
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Not happy with that File attachment, want a picture to be seen on the screen. Anyone any ideas. Mo 😂🚣🏾 Mo
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Mo, Click on the picture in photobucket,on the right hand side you will have the 4 options click "direct" and it will copy it for you. then click paste in between the [img]'s. the end of the copied link should end in .jpg if you got it right. hope this helps. ________________________________________________________________________________________ Built Mare Nostrum Google Photo AlbumMatelot (ˈmætləʊ) , Matlo or Matlow
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Hi Mo, from what I can see your pics are not showing because they are too large.... They should be around 150kb, 450 x 600 pixels. Any larger then members have to download to see them....
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Alan
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Thanks Alan. This is harder than the build, its been so long Mohttp://i1251.photobucket.com/albums/hh548/mosurprise/file_zps1d559309.jpg <a href="http://s1251.photobucket.com/user/mosurprise/media/file_zps1d559309.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="http://i1251.photobucket.com/albums/hh548/mosurprise/file_zps1d559309.jpg" border="0" alt=" photo file_zps1d559309.jpg"/></a>   Mo
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[size=7]Seem to have cracked it now, let see if its so fresh in the morning. Mo /size] Mo
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Nice to see it working now, I think photobucket is playing up a bit at the moment which does not help!  ________________________________________________________________________________________ Built Mare Nostrum Google Photo AlbumMatelot (ˈmætləʊ) , Matlo or Matlow
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Think i have cracked it, still working with the old camera and photo bucket.
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 glad you got the pictures back Mo looking forward to seeing your build  Rgd Martyn Building ?
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Thanks all for your help. I have decieded not to start work on the ship, as its is 3 1/2 years since I last touched it, I have made the decision to start on a separate part of the project, until I get my skills back ( that's if I ever had any, lol ) I am going to start by making the Yardarms, As you can see on the drawing of the yards I posted earlier, The two yards shown are both marked " Main yard of the main mast " They can't be both for the same place, I will work out later which is for which. I am tackling these two first, because they are the biggest, and hopefully a bit easier to do, before I have to get out my magnifyers and miniature tools again. I have been offered a shot of a lathe, I am going to see if it is suitable for shaping the timbers.I thought about sanding them down to size by hand, Any thoughts, Mo 👍 [size] Mo
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hi Mo I think they are the same the top one is for the dimensions the second the fittings attached to the yard Hope this helps rgd Martyn Building ?
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Hi Martyn,
Just for the record, and anyone else watching, yes each yard drawing has two views, one of the timber sizing, at the top, and below the same yard with the fittings positions shown.
But the drawing supplied shows the two views , of two different sized yards, both marked main yard of the main mast,
Mo. Mo
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Mo, I still way off at the moment, but they might be the booms on the main mast.  ________________________________________________________________________________________ Built Mare Nostrum Google Photo AlbumMatelot (ˈmætləʊ) , Matlo or Matlow
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[size=8]Thanks, looks ok for there. Just trying to post a couple of pictures, to make sure its 2nd nature. Trying to find parts etc, its been a long time, Mo [/size  Mo
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Hi Mo. There are studding-sail booms on foremast and mainmast. No booms on the mizzen.  Source: David White, The Frigate Diana.
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Thanks for that Alain, But I have no idea what what your talking about, I have absolutely no idea on masts and rigging, This is going to be one hell of a learning curve. lol.
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You have no idea on masts and rigging? Don't worry about this. You'll learn step by step as I did. Studding sails (also called stunsails) are used to increase the sail area in low wind. The boom is sliding within two hoops. One 8-shaped hoop of which low part surrounds the yard and a hoop fitted to the yard end. Yard end hoop:  Hauled in boom:  Hauled out boom and its studding sail: URL=http://www.hostingpics.net/viewer.php?id=319713img360.jpg]  [/URL] Lennarth Petersson, author of Rigging Period Ship Models, writes "The rigging of a period ship model is the most complex task that any modeller can undertake"  Good luck!
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