SCGR 2008 photo archive

Having gotten the bit between my teeth with sorting out pics from the visit to the CFG, I have since been able to upload some pics from this year's runnings on my own line. Some you might have seen before from various posts on here or previous forums, but most are getting their first public airing...

Yes I know that technically 2008 is not over at this time, but I can confidently predict that I will not be taking any more photos in the next 2 days - too bl%dy cold!

Anyway, here's the link:

http://clivesgscalerailways.fotopic.net/c1630649.html

With best wishes to all for a successful 2009.

Some great shots of weathered stocK Clive. I would like to use a few of those in the new year for the forum header if that's ok.

By all means Carl. Let me know when you want to use any, and I'll unlock the gallery - it's currently protected from 'right-click-save-as' . Or I can send you the full-size original(s) if you prefer.

Never think you photos are secure because they are disabled from the right click, just ripped this excellent shot from you site just to demonstrate, I am not even using any dodgy software to do it, just the old print screen function and paint shop pro to drop it in.




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The security thing wasn't why I made the setting - the reason was that back in the day, when I first started using Fotopic, the act of saving the pic seemed to double the hit count, so skewing the stats. It was a cheap-n-cheerful way round that to set the gallery to 'no right-click'. You're right though (obviously!) in that there are ways to capture photos that don't involve right-clicking. Nice choice of pic for the example!

HA HA but i have a plan so cunning that Dr Cunning could not have made it up his self, I have finally gotten round to starting off a bit of modeling, well painting my people I was showing Katie that they have not all got to look the same


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She thought it was a real photo

iwoo wrote:

She thought it was a real photo

Ah, bless!!

Actually, you (or indeed, she) could perhaps further 'individualise' those figures by adding some little details with Milliput or Green-stuff - such as beards/moustaches, or hats, or scarves etc .

Good idea Clive,