Hey guys i havent been on the forum for quite a while but since ive been away i picked up this nice custom of mummra and thought yous might like to check it out. The picture i have saved was much larger so im wondering why it appears small here when i click on it. How can i upload pictures without putting them on a url address?
Hey Lordore, i did have a photo bucket account a while back but its deleted and ive seen people able to link big pictures on there threads which i cant seem to do. As for the ripped trousers, no its just a pretty long skirt lol, the person that did the custom didnt quite get that part of the clothing right but if i can get a larger picture i think you would be impressed with the figure, the face sculpt has one of the best customs ive seen.
Try opening the picture in word or something then cut or copy then try pasting into the text box on here. I dunno it might work…just tried it, it doesn’t work please ignore all of the above.
I usually copy and paste from another site i’m on and figured it may work the same. Photobucket is your best bet I reckon.
Upload the image to Photobucket (or I prefer Google Photos if you have a Google account). Go back to edit your original post. Insert the picture using the Insert Image button on the message toolbar (it looks like a yellow postcard with a mountain on it). A new screen will pop up when you do that, prompting you to enter a url address. From the Photobucket (or Google Photos) look for a url for “embed image.” Copy and paste that address into the Insert Image screen. (You may want to use a medium size on it, as some cameras take pictures too large to be easily viewed on a browser page.)
Thanks for all the help guys. I followed your advice Saint Doyle and got it working, the pic is a bit too big but at least yous can get a good look at it now
Also, your custom is awesome. I’ve always wished that the LJN Mumm-Ra figure better represented the Ever Living that we see on the cartoon. The LJN figure could really benefit from the addition of a tattered red cape