500 series Fw 190 Build as a 50 cm rc indoor flyer

[Anders]

I`we started work on a 500 series Fw 190 that i enlarged to 50 cm wingspan instead of around 40 cm wich is too small for Rc if you want to have it cheap, so 50 cm is better.

I`m done building the wing.
Starting to build the fuselage today.

[BillParker]

Pictures!

[Anders]

I`m going to try to post some pictures, but i`we never done it before and i don`t know how to post them..

[cliffm]

I'm kinda in the same spot as our friend Anders. Last time I tried to load a camera program I crashed my computer. I have another set up for my digital that I had been sending pics on e-mail but I've also lost that capability. I'm like 60 and have no formal computer trng. so I'm lucky to have crashed this thing only once. Wish I could say that about a motorcycle. Any helpful suggestions from some of the more p.c. literates out there would be most appreciated. Just putting the final touches to my 1K series Dauntless,a very enjoyable build. Later

[BillParker]

When we display photos on this forum, all we're really doing is "linking" to a photo that exists somewhere else on the web.

Example:

This photo, represented by the following clickable link:

http://www.parkerinfo.com/c46058.jpg

is located on my Domain Name Server. By making it into a clickable link by highliting the address, then choosing the "URL" button above, I've made the photo available for you to browse.

If insead I paste the same address in and then highlite it, then choose the "Img" button above, it'll make the photo appear here on this page.

Note:



The hard part is NOT making the pics appear here, but in finding a server to upload you photos to. Most of us use VirtualAerodrome.Com...

http://www.virtualaerodrome.com/

where we are able to upload and display our airplane photos and discuss our builds much as we do here, but not limited to just the Guillow's brand.

There's another outfit called Photo Bucket:

http://www.photobucket.com/

where you can upload your pics. Once you got your stuff online somewhere, you can link back to them.

Questions?

standing by...


bp

[Anders]

[Anders]

Seems like that didn`t go like i wanted to...

Just copy the liknk to see the picure: http://www.virtualaerodrome.com/image_d ... 43&offset=

[BillParker]

Your photo on VA is actually:

http://www.virtualaerodrome.com/user_aircraft_images/14043.jpg

(right click on the pic and choose "copy image location..."

Then you have the address and you can:



like so...

Now then next photo, include a ruler or some object for "scale" so we can judge the size of the subject. Follow?

Otherwise, beautiful work!

bp