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[wisconsinwoodch]

I just got done building these. :) :) :) :)

http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj140/wisconsinwoodchuck/Fifthwheelandtruck.jpg

http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj140/wisconsinwoodchuck/fiftwheel.jpg

http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj140/wisconsinwoodchuck/fifthwheelerwslideout.jpg

Anyone know how to make the pictures bigger go right ahead and let me know how you do it. THANKS

[GrayBeard Phil]

Chuck:

Somehow when you loaded your photos up on Photobucket, they got sized to 100 pixels X 76 pixels.

Your pictures on this forum are exactly as they are up on the Photobucket site. I cannot fix them here on this site.

Phil

[GrayBeard Phil]

BTW:

Great toys you got there.

Phil

[PaulD]

Nice creations!

[JTTHECLOCKMAN]

Chuck

That is what we are talking about. Post them here. Yes you need to just make them larger in Photobucket and they will be larger here. Love to see a better photo. They have an enlarger button that makes it very easy on that site. Look in upper left corner.

[wisconsinwoodch]

John. I can not find that button you are telling me about. :( :( :( :( Chuck

[JTTHECLOCKMAN]

Chuck
You must have deleted your photos in photobucket because the dreade red X is showing.
When you have your pictures in Photobucket, click on the picture you want and click edit. Options will come up on top of the picture. You will see a resize button. Click on it and they give you three options, avatar size, thumbnail size and web size. Click web size and you now have a good sized photo to carry over to here. Try one and see if you like it. This is an example of the size.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/JTTHECLOCKMAN/CopyofRoundMirror.jpg

[wisconsinwoodch]

Jt. I think I got it to work. :) :) Thanks to my wife. She worked on it for me and figgered it out. Here is my work truck.It is made out of walnut maple white ash red heart taillights, osage orange head lights, the tool box,trailer hitch,ladder, and ladder rack are all removable.

http://i271.photobucket.com/albums/jj140/wisconsinwoodchuck/worktruck.jpg

[pops-shop]

Good looking trucks ya got there. Having made a few, I appreciate the work that goes into them.

[JTTHECLOCKMAN]

Chuck

Yes it looks like you got it figured out. A job well done as usual. I must say you go that extra mile to add the little details. I guess that is why people have no problem purchasing your work. Keep up the great work.

[crolf]

Nice truck. I noticed you used osage orange on this. I see on the web and in catalogs were people use this. Is this wood hard to work with? It grows wild where I live and most peoplewant them off of their property. The old timers use it for fence posts. I have seen post made of this that have been in the ground for over 30 years. I know when you cut it green it is rough on a chainsaw.