Angst Lesspork

[andy1878]

Lack of photos seems to be a browser issue:

Windows 10 / Firefox = no show
Windows 10 / Edge = show

Maybe Andrew can have a look?

[Webmaster]

Lack of photos seems to be a browser issue:

Windows 10 / Firefox = no show
Windows 10 / Edge = show

Maybe Andrew can have a look?

I think it may be a posting error. You must use either the 'add image' button on the bottom right of the panel when you write your post, or use BBcode to add the img command within [] square brackets and then finish the command with /img within [] square brackets.  ( I can't show this as a complete command because the system will expect an image URL.


E.g. using the image button appears to work fine

[Graeme Dunbar]

I don't really know what I'm doing, but I'm using Chrome and the source viewer includes the following warnings:

Mixed Content: The page at '<URL>' was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image '<URL>'. This content should also be served over HTTPS.

(+ 5 instances)
Cross-Origin Read Blocking (CORB) blocked cross-origin response <URL> with MIME type text/html. See <URL> for more details.

(+5 instances including this one - )

Mixed Content: The page at 'https://www.009society.com/forum/index.php?action=post;topic=282.0;last_msg=31042'; was loaded over HTTPS, but requested an insecure image 'http://www.hnorwood.co.uk/files/images/rail/ragvic_am.jpg';. This content should also be served over HTTPS.

Copying the URL above into a new tab in Chrome or into Edge works.

Edit: funnily, now I've given the link to Hugh's photos in plain text, the forum has turned it into a hotlink and I can see the photo when I click on it!

Edit again: that's odd, as it was typing the forum told me a message had been posted, but it is time stamped at 00:21:42.

And again - I forgot to mention I can't see the images either.

[Hobby]

Nothing on here, W10/Chrome.

[Frank]

Sitting here using the iPad all I can see are 3 little squares but no photos, sorry Hugh.

Ditto here, three little squares but no photos.

On an iPad, as Julien.

Frank

[Ian Jopson]

I only see little black squares, apart from the photo of the hitch hikers in reply 278, which is fine. Mind you, I have been having problems on various forums seeing pictures on this old (windows 7) laptop while my modern machine is away for repair. Goodness knows when I'll get that back.

[Hugh Norwood]

Thanks, chaps - I have changed them to links to flickr.
(It looks like it was because I do not use https on my own web site - why should I? as I don't collect information and I don't sell anything!)

It should be OK now

[Peter Boulter]

I can see the photos now Hugh, and very nice they look too.

[MikeC]

Couldn't see them yesterday, but I can today. Has Rincewind been let loose again?

[JulienW]

Sitting here using the iPad all I can see are 3 little squares but no photos, sorry Hugh.

However, sat at the computer (iMac) this morning using Firefox I can see them! Whatever you did has worked Hugh.

They look the part too.

[Stephen Rainsbury]

The seem fine to me now :-)  I really like the cattle wagon, how did you get that finish on the wooden bits?

[Hugh Norwood]

The seem fine to me now :-)  I really like the cattle wagon, how did you get that finish on the wooden bits?

Thank you for your kind comments, all.
I painted the wagon grey, then used black to highlight the strapping.
Finally I dry-brushed a darkish red in downward strokes over the sides and ends.
As always with this, don't overdo it (been there, got the doublet!)

All Humbrol enamels; I can't recall the colour numbers off the top of my head.

[Stephen Rainsbury]

As always with this, don't overdo it (been there, got the doublet!)

Thanks Hugh, that's handy as I only have grey primer at the moment so I will start there :-)
Stephen

[Frank]

Thanks Hugh,

All OK now and well worth the wait - they look very effective and spot on for Angst Lesspork!

Frank

[Hugh Norwood]

All Humbrol enamels; I can't recall the colour numbers off the top of my head.

It was Humbrol 70 which is a red-brown.
I used a 10mm wide flat brush to apply it.