TOS Shuttlecraft chairs

[ChallengerHK]

Got any pictures of your stuff?

I've been trying to attach a couple, but for the life of me I can't find the "Attach Image" functionality. There is a link image function for linking to something on the web, and the insert functions do everything but let me insert an image. Little help?

 

[Mytran]

You'll need to use an external image hosting site to show pictures I'm afraid

 

[ChallengerHK]

Thanks for the heads up.

 

[ChallengerHK]

OK, let's try this. Excuse the dust bunnies :-)

 

[Mytran]

I see Burke, people!

 

[trekkerguy63]

A converted 115 Burke chair looks like this -- after the addition of the rear triangles, a new seat back and cushion, and blue spray paint...

Burke 115[/url] by [/IMG]
In the 1960's, the 115 and 116 Burke chairs had to be cut down so that the chair back could be applied...
No Back by [/IMG]
The 116 -- or "Captain's Chair" with "arms" -- is shaped differently than the 115. And the additional elements are larger. This conversion was done by Ralph Miller, hands down expert on Burke Chair conversions. The "Galaxy" fabric was custom woven for "Star Trek Continues."
Burke 116 by David Arland[/IMG]

 

[trekkerguy63]

Sorry for the wonky code above. Frustrating that no two sites are the same on how they post photos. An idiot's guide to how to post from Flickr would be appreciated by this newbie!

 

[1001001]

Both of those links you've created go to your photostream, not individual images.

Once you've been here for two weeks and made 14 posts, you'll be able to post individual pictures either by clicking the icon above (to the right of the smilie face) or, if you become a premium member, you can directly attach images to posts.

 

[M'Sharak]

Sorry for the wonky code above. Frustrating that no two sites are the same on how they post photos. An idiot's guide to how to post from Flickr would be appreciated by this newbie!

Try this.

Burke 115

Burke 115 by David Arland, on Flickr

Burke 116

Burke 116 by David Arland, on Flickr

Triangles

No Back by David Arland, on Flickr


Note:
Flickr's code for posting images on BBS is even uglier than I remember it being before. I had to click on the 'Enlarge image' arrows at the upper right of each individual image's page, then click the 'Share' arrow at lower right, then paste in code in the Reply box here. And still had to edit my post three four times to clean up all of the extra links it put in where they shouldn't be.

I'd recommend using some other image-sharing host for posting pics here. Flickr's is cumbersome and just awful.