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Hey there!
Recently, I was messing around, and decided to create a custom lightsaber... out of LEGO! I built it in about 2 and a half hours.
(http://file:///C:/Users/Wobbywoo/Pictures/Camera%20Roll/WIN_20140207_175923.JPG) This is a picture of the entire hilt, from the front. It has a striped grip, with a consular-style emitter and pommel (although the pommel is less resemblant).
(http://file:///C:/Users/Wobbywoo/Pictures/Camera%20Roll/WIN_20140207_175938.JPG) This is a picture of the hilt from the side. You can see that the controls actually jut out from the main hilt.
(http://file:///C:/Users/Wobbywoo/Pictures/Camera%20Roll/WIN_20140207_180007.JPG) This is the pommel detached from the hilt. There is a detail on the bottom similar to the vents in the bottom of the MHS pommels. There are only 3 disks; the position of the fourth (at the back) is dedicated to connecting the controls.
(http://file:///C:/Users/Wobbywoo/Pictures/Camera%20Roll/WIN_20140207_180042.JPG) This is the pommel when attached to the rest of the hilt, with the controls attached.
(http://file:///C:/Users/Wobbywoo/Pictures/Camera%20Roll/WIN_20140207_180123.JPG) This is the emitter. The main emitter itself is built in the style of the consular's MHS emitter, and the claw-equivalents are built using similar parts, but inverted.
(http://file:///C:/Users/Wobbywoo/Pictures/Camera%20Roll/WIN_20140207_180147.JPG) This is the emitter attached to the main hilt.
(http://file:///C:/Users/Wobbywoo/Pictures/Camera%20Roll/WIN_20140207_180358%20(+blade).jpg) This is the hilt as it would appear with a hilt. (Sorry about the bad photoshop ;D )
So, what do you think? Any suggestions?
Wobbywoo

Not able too see the pics

You need to host your pictures on an image hosting website and copy the URLs of each image. You're trying to directly link them them from your C:// drive and that's not how you share images on the internet.

Ah, I see the problem.

Woobywoo, you need to upload the images to the internet as the forum loads pictures from a reference point given by the file location. When we attempt to see the image, the website thinks that the browser needs to load images from (c://desktop/etc.) which doesn't work because the files aren't on our computer. An image hosting site is an independent reference source that all computers can find and consequently display the images for us to see.

Oops. Sorry about that. This is the first forum I've really taken a major interest in, so I'm fairly new to all this.
Stay tuned for the images.
Wobbywoo

Ok, let's try that again, shall we?  ::)

Hey there!
Recently, I was messing around, and decided to create a custom lightsaber... out of LEGO! I built it in about 2 and a half hours.
(http://fronter.com/southend/links/files.phtml/619520301$1068549656$/My+Documents/Forums/WIN_20140207_175923.JPG) This is a picture of the entire hilt, from the front. It has a striped grip, with a consular-style emitter and pommel (although the pommel is less resemblant).
(http://fronter.com/southend/links/files.phtml/619520301$1068549656$/My+Documents/Forums/WIN_20140207_175938.JPG) This is a picture of the hilt from the side. You can see that the controls actually jut out from the main hilt.
(http://fronter.com/southend/links/files.phtml/619520301$1068549656$/My+Documents/Forums/WIN_20140207_175938.JPG) This is the pommel detached from the hilt. There is a detail on the bottom similar to the vents in the bottom of the MHS pommels. There are only 3 disks; the position of the fourth (at the back) is dedicated to connecting the controls.
(http://fronter.com/southend/links/files.phtml/619520301$1068549656$/My+Documents/Forums/WIN_20140207_180042.JPG) This is the pommel when attached to the rest of the hilt, with the controls attached.
(http://fronter.com/southend/links/files.phtml/619520301$1068549656$/My+Documents/Forums/WIN_20140207_180123.JPG) This is the emitter. The main emitter itself is built in the style of the consular's MHS emitter, and the claw-equivalents are built using similar parts, but inverted.
(http://fronter.com/southend/links/files.phtml/619520301$1068549656$/My+Documents/Forums/WIN_20140207_180147.JPG) This is the emitter attached to the main hilt.
(http://fronter.com/southend/links/files.phtml/619520301$1068549656$/My+Documents/Forums/WIN_20140207_180358+_prcent_28blade_prcent_29.jpg) This is the hilt as it would appear with a blade. (Sorry about the bad photoshop  ;D )
If you still can't see the images, try right-clicking and selecting 'open in new tab'.
So, what do you think? Any suggestions?
Wobbywoo

Still can't see them

Oh, that's weird. I can see them... Try opening them in a new tab (right-click and select 'open in new tab') or refreshing the page?
Wobbywoo

still not seeing it, i see your name in blue... but no links at all

That's really weird! I'll try uploading the photos somewhere else and reposting them (again!)
Back in a bit...
Wobbywoo

Wobbywoo If we right click on the icon (http://paste url here) that is showing to us and copy url we will get http://file///C:/Users/Wobbywoo/Pictures/Camera%20Roll/WIN_20140207_175923.JPG (http://file///C:/Users/Wobbywoo/Pictures/Camera%20Roll/WIN_20140207_175923.JPG) when you paste into a browser bar and that looks to me like a file path from your own computer.

As was said before upload the images to the internet from your computer i.e make a folder on face book then view photos and copy image URL and  paste that link  after clicking on  insert image

Here. Go to either photobucket.com or  imgur.com

Then make an account there. It's free. Then upload the photos onto that account. Then copy and paste the URL of each individual picture that you uploaded on one of those sites between an IMG tag.

Example

[im g]http://mypicturesURLgoeshere.com[/im g]

(just be sure to leave out the space between the m and g, I did that so you can see the tags)

http://www.saberforum.com/index.php?topic=13584.0 (http://www.saberforum.com/index.php?topic=13584.0)

Ah. Thanks guys! Third attempt (!):

(http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w579/robspike13/WIN_20140207_175923_zpsa7ab4af0.jpg) This is a picture of the entire hilt, from the front. It has a striped grip, with a consular-style emitter and pommel (although the pommel is less resemblant).
(http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w579/robspike13/WIN_20140207_175938_zps7ebcfad5.jpg) This is a picture of the hilt from the side. You can see that the controls actually jut out from the main hilt.
(http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w579/robspike13/WIN_20140207_180007_zps4f561dbc.jpg) This is the pommel detached from the hilt. There is a detail on the bottom similar to the vents in the bottom of the MHS pommels. There are only 3 disks; the position of the fourth (at the back) is dedicated to connecting the controls.
(http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w579/robspike13/WIN_20140207_180042_zps9df55747.jpg) This is the pommel when attached to the rest of the hilt, with the controls attached.
(http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w579/robspike13/WIN_20140207_180123_zpseddf250f.jpg) This is the emitter. The main emitter itself is built in the style of the consular's MHS emitter, and the claw-equivalents are built using similar parts, but inverted.
(http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w579/robspike13/WIN_20140207_180147_zps1c20e7db.jpg) This is the emitter attached to the main hilt.
(http://i1330.photobucket.com/albums/w579/robspike13/WIN_20140207_180358blade_zps280b7861.jpg) This is the hilt as it would appear with a blade. (Sorry about the bad photoshop  ;D )
Sorry about all of that hassle!
So, what do you think? Any suggestions?
Wobbywoo

Hey! There we go  :D
Looks good, Woobywoo! Have a point; preference?

Uh... dark side, please? (Sorry, fairly new to this)
Wobbywoo