flywheel difference

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corliss engine

Evening,

I'm sorry, but I don't know how to post pictures all in one post. So give me heck and tell me how.
Don

[davidfe]

Evening,

I'm sorry, but I don't know how to post pictures all in one post. So give me heck and tell me how.
Don

Just a guess...not heck. Go back and edit the post and make the changes including adding pictures.

David

[uncle pete]

Very nice and looks like a well done model but other than the question on posting more than one picturer I don't know what your asking about "Flywheel Diferance"
Pete

[japcas]

More info about the model please. That looks real nice.

[JimH]

Corliss

I am guessing that he is saying to look at the different flywheel he used (on the engine) versus the one supplied with the kit, which is unpainted on the far right. I think either looks great. Especially on a beautifully done model of a Corliss. My kit is patiently waiting for its turn.
Jim

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What I tried to do was put more than one picture on one post. as you can see there is four pictures posted at different times, and I;ve seen some of you computer wiz guys have them all in one shot.

Don

[J Tiers]

If you want to move them into one, all you need to do is to choose one thread to put them in. Go edit one of the OTHER thread's picture post, copy its "image" line, and then edit the 'chosen thread", pasting in the image line you copied.

Go to next "other" thread, copy its image line, etc.

When done, you can just delete all teh ext in the un-needed postings.

I think this site allows 4 in a post, after which you have to start a new post in same thread.

To do it all at once in a new post, do what you did to post the one picture, but do it several times before you "submit" the post.

The image line should look something like this:

IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0803/jstanley/handvise3.jpg[/IMG]

except that it will have a "[" on the front. I had to take that off to make it stay as text. Otherwise you would have just seen a picture.

I think there are full instructions posted in a "sticky" post

[Hal]

Don

Nice looking engine.
You might also check out the "Home model engine machinist" site.
Have you been to the Rapid City model show yet?
I like the flywheel you choose to use... very classy.

Hal

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Hal
I've never went to Rapid city for the show. That flywheel is made from two melted diesel engine pistons. thanks for looking
Don

[BillH]

here this is how to do it.

[img]address of image 1[/img]
[img]address of image 2[/img]

Just keeping adding lines, each one is a pic.

[Peter.]

Evening,

I'm sorry, but I don't know how to post pictures all in one post. So give me heck and tell me how.
Don

If you're struggling, then you could do it this way (how I taught someone else). Copy and paste all your picture links into one post:

http://picture1

http://picture1

http://picture3

Leave spaces between the lines. Now hit the 'preview post' button. You'll see that all your links have [URL] tags around them. Change those to [IMG] and you're done. Hit preview again to check it's worked. You can put lines of text between the picture links to make a 'storyline' or add descriptions. You can only add 4 pics per post on HSM, any more have to go in a reply.