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RCN S-3 running low

Nicely-framed, that one!

"Can someone check me out? Loud whistling sound here"

Got my aluminum polish out.

Sabres

Great pics. gents' - I hardly get time to post here on the TW thread on SimHQ so here goes with a few pics. from FE2...currently testing my ver. 9.9 FM update pack using the lovely map for Caporetto by gTerl. Action with Pfalz Parasols and the Morane Bullet, also did a precarious landing. This sim is always full of surprises and gives a lovely sense of flight. The lighter-colored trees are Geezer's tweaks, one of his modifications for the Italian theater.

Von S

It's way too quiet around here....

I agree. Its quiet in a lot of departments as of late. Nice Phantom shot. Saguanay's Viking shot through the trees is also cool. Haven't flown in Thirdwire in a long time. Always loved the Century series planes.

For some reason I always remembered this post of yours (Saguanay) and my reply both of which I quote above, this despite being quite old (more than 7 years old!).

It seems now that you must take the dust off your F-35 in the paintshop and make it "fly"

Ok, where the hell is everybody????]


AND I've forgotten how to add a screenie..................

It also happens to me to add screenies

Hey Sundownder, the option is under "Attachment Manager" below "Post Options". Then drag and drop the image file into the attachment box that appears and submit the post whereby creating a thumbnail attachment. For posting a full image and not just a series of thumbnails that have to be opened, open the thumbnail image from the post you just submitted, right click and select "copy image address", then edit the post you just submitted, click on the "insert image link" button, then right click mouse and copy and past the url you saved and apply it to your post and complete the post editing. Now your post should have a full size image within. I'm not sure if this will help you or not but its what I do now. It used to be easier by just using the insert image function but now it has to be done in a roundabout kind of way. There may be another way but this is the only way I know.