Completed Kitty Hawk 1/32 OS2U Kingfisher

So when you open one of your photos on Flickr, you DON'T a row of icons at the bottom right of the screen, one of which is an arrow pointing to the right that when you click it, it brings up a screen called "Share 1 photo to:" with 4 options: Share, Embed, Email, and BBCode? 

This is what I see when I am in Flickr, whether on my laptop or my iPad. It is the BBCode option that I use to paste photos in my FineScale posts.

Aggieman

So when you open one of your photos on Flickr, you DON'T a row of icons at the bottom right of the screen, one of which is an arrow pointing to the right that when you click it, it brings up a screen called "Share 1 photo to:" with 4 options: Share, Embed, Email, and BBCode? 

This is what I see when I am in Flickr, whether on my laptop or my iPad. It is the BBCode option that I use to paste photos in my FineScale posts.

 

Then on the bottom I have save image, URL, Set cover photo.  And that's all I have.  I see nothing else hence I use the URL link for photos.  I apologize for any inconvenience. 

Toshi

Toshi

 

 

Aggieman

So when you open one of your photos on Flickr, you DON'T a row of icons at the bottom right of the screen, one of which is an arrow pointing to the right that when you click it, it brings up a screen called "Share 1 photo to:" with 4 options: Share, Embed, Email, and BBCode? 

This is what I see when I am in Flickr, whether on my laptop or my iPad. It is the BBCode option that I use to paste photos in my FineScale posts.

 

 

 

 

As I mentioned earlier, I see the arrow pointing to the right.  I click/tap on it and I get a Text, Email, FB, Twitter, Notes, reminder, and Flickr apps.

 

Then on the bottom I have save image, URL, Set cover photo.  And that's all I have.  I see nothing else hence I use the URL link for photos.  I apologize for any inconvenience. 

Toshi

 

Toshi,

To start, the images showing up as a link is not an inconrenience. I had a look, and one potential method to get the URL is to do with the way your mouse is configured in settings on your Apple, it is a two button/one button configuration.

The second method, is just locate the image you want the URL for, hold down CONTROL (CTL) on your keyboard + click on the required image, you should be able to see a dialogue box. Select copy image location/url, then paste this data into the "insert image" on your post page here at FSM.

There is no reason, eveing being a "Mac User" why the data cant be use, it working out a way how to get it.

Good luck mate.

I dressed up the wheels and painted the bombs accordingly.  Next up is to assemble and apply them to the beaching gear.  Thank you for looking.

Toshi

https://www.flickr.com/gp/151399853@N05/f1y4qS

Hmm, I can't see why flickr makes it so hard.

jeaton01

Hmm, I can't see why flickr makes it so hard.

 

 

Toshi

Added the decals and can call this finished.  Till the very end, the last parts to apply was like trying to push a square peg into a hole.  Literally!  Just an impossible task in which I had to whittle parts down to fit.

In all fairness to Kitty Hawk, I refuse to recommend this kit!  I can say positively, this is a very cool airplane once tryingly finished (PITA)!

https://www.flickr.com/gp/151399853@N05/03g2Hw

https://www.flickr.com/gp/151399853@N05/G7tKoo

https://www.flickr.com/gp/151399853@N05/ja67f0

https://www.flickr.com/gp/151399853@N05/BC4c6k

well it certainly turned out nice 

modelcrazy

well it certainly turned out nice 

 

Now you can move on to what will hopefully be a more enjoyable build.

D

Nice job Toshi!

Well Done Toshi.

Thats another display of a great build, pushing aside the issues you got their in the end.

You should be commended on a job well done.

Look forward to your next build.

Nice one Toshi!  Looking at the result, one would never guess at the struggle you had with this kit.  Well done. 

Cheers, Mark

Looks great from here toshi.

Well Toshi, you did well on that kit.  After working on "challenging" kits of WW1 aircraft recently from Roden and the Encore Grumman Goose, I may take your advice and keep mine in the box for a few years.  

Toshi, 

You have created the proverbial silk purse from a pig ear! It really came out nice. Now you can decompress and it's off to the next kit. Which is?

Steve

modelcrazy

well it certainly turned out nice 

 

Toshi

ManCityFan

 

 

modelcrazy

well it certainly turned out nice 

 

 

 

 

  You did a great job on what was obviously a difficult build.  I love the paint job!

 

Now you can move on to what will hopefully be a more enjoyable build.

D

 

Toshi

Keyda81

Nice job Toshi!

 

Toshi

damouav

Well Done Toshi.

Thats another display of a great build, pushing aside the issues you got their in the end.

You should be commended on a job well done.

Look forward to your next build.

 

 

Toshi

MrStecks

Nice one Toshi!  Looking at the result, one would never guess at the struggle you had with this kit.  Well done. 

Cheers, Mark

 

Toshi

plasticjunkie

Looks great from here toshi.

 

Toshi

scottrc

Well Toshi, you did well on that kit.  After working on "challenging" kits of WW1 aircraft recently from Roden and the Encore Grumman Goose, I may take your advice and keep mine in the box for a few years.  

 

Toshi

docidle

Toshi, 

You have created the proverbial silk purse from a pig ear! It really came out nice. Now you can decompress and it's off to the next kit. Which is?

Steve

 

Toshi

As I figured Mr. Toshi she's a beauty, well done Sir.  

It turned out quite nice, Toshi. Given the problems you had you did a great job. Hopefully, I won't have the same issues, but time will tell. Well done.

BK

Good on you for your perserverance on what seems to have been a really challenging build!

It certainly looks good and I imagine it'll have a place in your displays soon.

Remind me NOT to buy this particular kit - I'm just not up to challenges as acute as you've described - kits like the Kitty Hawk Kingfisher would have ended up in my round file.

Jay Jay

As I figured Mr. Toshi she's a beauty, well done Sir.  

 

Toshi

BrandonK

It turned out quite nice, Toshi. Given the problems you had you did a great job. Hopefully, I won't have the same issues, but time will tell. Well done.

BK

 

Toshi

1943Mike

Good on you for your perserverance on what seems to have been a really challenging build!

It certainly looks good and I imagine it'll have a place in your displays soon.

Remind me NOT to buy this particular kit - I'm just not up to challenges as acute as you've described - kits like the Kitty Hawk Kingfisher would have ended up in my round file.

 

Toshi