F/S 40mm FIW/AWI Figures (1 Viewer)

[marco55]

I have;
20 Compagnie Franches de la Marines
9 Indians (2 painted}
3 British AWI (painted)
The painted ones are used but in good shape
Marines are Sash & Saber
unpainted indians are Trident
the painted ones are suppose to be Foundry (that's what the seller told me) but I think they are S&S.
$35 with free shipping in lower 48


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[marco55]

Really weird but I can't post the pics of the painted ones.I'll take some pictures a little later and try again.
Mark

 

[theBaron]

Really weird but I can't post the pics of the painted ones.I'll take some pictures a little later and try again.
Mark

What method do you use to post pictures, Mark? Do you upload the image files as attachments, or do you use a hosting site, like Photobucket?

Prost!
Brad

 

[marco55]

upload from my computer.First time I had trouble.Took pictures last night but haven't had time to download them into my computer and I am at work :rolleyes2: right now.
Mark

 

[theBaron]

I recommend switching to using a host site, instead of uploading the images. I like not having to worry about formatting the file sizes or image dimensions, to comply with differing requirements from one forum to the next. And most hosts offer free storage, up to a certain capacity. I've been on Photobucket since 2008, and only now am approaching 90% of the free storage used.

With hosting, you embed a link (URL) back to the image at the host's site, instead of attaching a file. The webpage follows that link and returns the image for people who view the page.

The other advantage, for the forum hosts/admins/owners, is that attachments take up space on their servers, but linking an image does not.

But to each, his own, of course. We do what is simplest for ourselves. I hope you get the issue resolved, I'd be curious to see the images.

Prost!
Brad

 

[marco55]

 

[marco55]

Here they are finallly.Brad I'm sure your right about photobucket and I have an account with them but I can't figure the **** thing out.
Mark

 

[marco55]

Still available.

 

[marco55]

Bump.

 

[marco55]

These are sold.