Hi Bob, Yes, you do show the link, and I appreciate it. I always enjoy seeing what you are up to!
Roger From: shabbona_rr Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2013 3:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: {S-Scale List} Attaching photos I try to add a link to photos I post to eliminate hunting for them. boB Nicholson (where Alcos reign supreme, at least for now___ --- In mailto:S-Scale%40yahoogroups.com, "Roger Nulton" <roger.nulton@...> wrote: > > Mr. Ashpan, > > Great looking PRS car and pic. I did figure out the changes that you made to > the stock model thanks to your helpful hint! I agree with your thoughts about > the attachment feature. I donât like fishing through the photos section, > and especially not through the âFilesâ, to find photos related to a > message. Too bad more S scalers donât attach photos of what they are > working on. Itâs really much easier than typing, as you say. > > Glad that youâre back on the bike and back at the workbench! > > Roger Nulton. > > From: James Rustermier > Sent: Tuesday, April 30, 2013 6:01 PM > To: mailto:S-Scale%40yahoogroups.com > Subject: {S-Scale List} Attaching photos [1 Attachment] > > > [Attachment(s) from James Rustermier included below] > > > I believe attaching photos when posting to the list about some topic is > greatly appreciated by most of us. If you only visit the site by going to the > web page and reply by hitting the REPLY button it isn't possible to attach a > photo. On the other hand, sending an email will allow all of us to post > photos as attachments. I have thought many times that this may let some one > get carried away with that feature but hopefully that never happens. Adding > photos to the photo section is another thing I enjoy about this list. Lately > the SSLS project that member is building has been very interesting > As an example: I would have to write a very lengthy description for some of > the things I've tried to do. I would get lost in the process and give up. > Years ago I took a 40 foot PRS kit and a 50 foot PRS kit. I did a bunch of > hacking and whacking and came up with what is in the photo. All of the items > are either PRS, styrene stock, CDS transfers, or Scalecoat paint. Recently I > was told that Earl Tuscon is going to offer a kit for those out there that > would like a 12 side panel car instead. > I've recovered from the bicycle hip breaking routine and have kind of caught > up on things. That stroll through life set me back about 4 months. I had > mentioned late last year about making sone CN passenger car steps. I am > hoping to have them by the end of May. I also am trying to get the Allied > Full Cushion truck done by then, I have my fingers crossed. > > James Rustermier >
