It sounds great, but the pictures are not showing.

Yeah, that's what I wanted to write, too! Scratchbuilding the interior for this baby is a lot of work!

Have a nice day

Paweł

Didn’t HvH command one of those things?

No pics.

Nah, he was an M109 dude. I miss him.

OOPS,,, sorry will try an repost pics....

Using Google photos,,,how do you get the pictures to show.  I can only post a text link.

I use the insert and cut and paste the link from Google Photos. I tried with contraints box ticked and constraints box unticked.  I don't know the dimensions that would fit though,,,how do you figure that out?  But either way, the pic does not show up.

Tried searching for insructions, but don't understand what exactly they mean by having a BBcode.  What is that and how do I know if I have one, or where to get one.

Google photos don't link to here (or most place) for some reason.  Try a different photo hosting site.  I went ahead and paid for PhotoBucket and it works great.  $99 a year for unlimited hosting.

Didn't someone do an accurized build of this old thing? One of our cannoncockers IIRC.

Trying to post picture of my build with a full interior.  but having issues posting....Trying to sort it out...but with no luck.   I am using Fotki (as I want to stay away from Photobucket if I can).

If I can post them, I will

The "trick" for google photos, I have found, is that they have to be in a shared directory.

So, the image has to be shared, and the directory also shared.

As to dimensions, this text box is about 660-665 pixels wide.  Really, you only have to set the width, as the height is proportional.

This image is 500 wide:

This image is 650 wide:

I used "Copy Image Location" by right-clicking the image, after single selecting it in Google Photos.

Image, what image?

Hello Stuart!

Now I see the photos - very nice scratchbuilding! The sad part is there are still mamy, many details to add. The round storage rack is something that scared me the most.

Good luck with your build and thanks for sharing, have a nice day

Paweł

Thanks Pawel...

Yes there is a lot more detail to add.  I added the storage to the side walls of the cab to make sure it was all level.  The round storage sacks were actually pretty easy to do as I took plastic tubes and split them in half and attached them to the wall.  I added some grab handles to each one with a half of them holding artillery shells and the other half empty in the up positiion.

Will post in the next couple of days....stay tuned.

Love the interior work. And I certainly look forward to what’s next!

Ok, can see everything perfectly now. That's some serious work, looking forward to seeing more!

The interior is complete.

Oh wow, that's a pile of work you did there. Looks good!