posting pics with photo bucket test run

[utdave]

well i hope i can do this Dave    
http://s1299.photobucket.com/user/ezdaveut/media/boxcar2_zps94f858fb.jpg.html?sort=3&o=3




http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag74/ezdaveut/boxcar4_zpsfa1d7715.jpg?t=1376861166



http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag74/ezdaveut/boxcar3_zpseedf7264.jpg?t=1376861162

http://i1299.photobucket.com/albums/ag74/ezdaveut/boxcar5_zpsee684343.jpg?t=1376861170


ok   i hope this came out       what im showing is a powered tyco boxcar dcc with sound.     
i used a FA powered unit from bachmann   and most boxcars do work for this.
why would i do this   on my smaller steams locos i like this to give more pulling power and less strain on the drivers of the steam.
this one unit i posted goes behind a sd-40 to have sound and give more power also          i have close to 6 boxcars done and about 8 old F7s done  so they can work just like the new stuff does.  not much work into them and very easy to build     DAve

[grsman]

Dave
I see the pics just fine.
Tom

[utdave]

it dont show on my end  in the
post
  im new at this part  lol     

[jonathan]

The links show up, which is fine.  If you copy and paste the bottom link option, the photo will appear in your post.  I've done the powered Box car before.  Never added sound... Very neat.

Regards,

Jonathan

[utdave]

[utdave]

i did it   thanks Jonathan

[richg]

Something to be aware of. Choose your albums in Photo Bucket and do not move a photo. You will get a warning the last I knew that where you posted the photo, it will be gone. Just add the photo to the new album.
You can delete a photo in a forum posting and put in a better photo. Lots of little things you can do. If you do not like the thread you made, you can delete that and start over.

You can do videos in You Tube but try to use a tripod. Quite a few make videos in You Tube with a hand held camera and are quite shaky. I have done that. Review your video carefully, before posting. Just like model railroading, pictures and videos can look quite different than just looking at your layout.

Rich

[utdave]

i feel i have taken a another step in modeling the railroad or share my successful ideas.   almost like learning the first time in changing  a CV.   just a couple of weeks ago my old flip phone of 6 yrs died .   so i bought a Iphone 4  for just .99 cents.   

i haven't really built a layout i really want yet but i do have a floor layout the fills my upstairs almost (one bedroom left) and i did post a train ride one that was on my facebook account  in show me your layout discussion.   it took a weekend of filming and yet theirs a couple of issues with it.  i just decided i had enough for the weekend .  ill take your advice and do another film session  soon .   yes i use a tripod or set it up that i only touch go and stop .  my assistant (brakeman) has alot to learn also when we full run my trains.  i will deleted this thread in a couple of days and do a correct one  showing my dcc box car conversions so other railroad fans can learn to try to do.   it has solved putting sound in a loco that has not much room and just add it to any other train i want sound on  .  i can run  to infinite of cars with  with just a few locos heading the train  with powered box cars  stuck here and there to help pull and stop and backup.   i have used those old pancake motors F7s from bachmann and tyco  and made them come to life  the ones i like the most and i had when i was younger .   back to take some passangers to their destination .   i want to build one with that gets hot wheels that makes the squill  sound  and a orange LED to show its hot on the wheel set  through a simple sound decoder.     

Ive been doing trains for three years now  (hooked) what got me back was the DCC and much better quality of railroad merchandise on the market at lower cost .     Dave