War chariots

[Corporal_Trim]

Haha, Marko. But no doubt my wife would be delighted at the prospect of sending all my figures to your house.

[marko]

I could do even better pictures if you send me some of your work directly to keep at my house...   

[Corporal_Trim]

Thanks but not work unfortunately,  .  Just something lifted from the old site - stunning work though.

Mark

I painted the chariot.  But thanks for selecting it (and the Spanish) for test purposes. 

[PJDeluhery]

Trying Brian's photo posting directions.  Working nicely, Brian!!
 

[marko]

Thanks but not work unfortunately,  .  Just something lifted from the old site - stunning work though.


There is currently some help listed above under the BFFS & Site Info area - if someone wants to put together something on attaching files I can add it there.  Currently the content is from the old site as well as some info I added on creating an AVATAR.  (You will note my posts show a picture or AVATAR as well as location.  These are explained there.)


Let me know what you think.


Mark

[errant49]

I did not look very well to your war chariot
It is VERY nice !
Eric

[errant49]

OK!
Thank you Brian, posting worked but I could not get a preview
A "Help" topic could be useful
Anyway it's good to avoid sites like photobucket or others
A good idea to let the members create their own galleries
I will keep testing but first impression is not bad
Eric
 

[errant49]

Just a test
 
 
 

[Brian]

Eric when posting the box you wright in has "Attachments and other options" bellow it, just opan and browse your photos, click the photo and it's address will be in the box and if you want more click "more attachments" and post 

[errant49]

As I am not acomputer specialist I wonder how to insert an image ! 
Can you explain ?
Eric

[Brian]

The choice to not use photobucket is a good one

[moritz]

This is my last attempt to post pictures today. Photobucket is sending me mad! Here is my latest project for Knowle next year. I hope to paint about a dozen chariots. Below are the first two. 30mm painted in oils.