Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I hope this works With apologies to Madjack for not posting pics earlier, I thought it was time to prove that I have been building a TD of sorts. To the purists out there, I apologise for not doing a galley. If the image doesn't work check my gallery.
Cheers
Paul
[img]http://www.tnttt.com/gallery/image.php?image_id=5179[/img]

okay. What did I do wrong?

Did you hit your enter key after the first (img)? If so, Don't.

This it?

You might need to go into your profile and make sure 'Always allow BBCode' is checked yes.

PaulC wrote:okay. What did I do wrong?

Dunno! I just went to your gallery, copied the url of the pic, then pasted between [img] tags..

Thanks Nitetimes, that's it. Looks like I might have to resize for a decent view.
Cheers
Paul

Here we go and now it works.

Now ya got it! o'course ya dun took out da other'n, now mine and Steve's posts look kinda silly.

Sorry Guys, Still learning this side of it
Paul

Nice tear!
Now you have to go camping and show us pictures of what it is like camping in Australia. Must be a bit different (more wild) than here in the states?
Chuck

hey PaulC, the td looks awesome..is that a radio antenna mounted on top front? I have been floating that idea so tell me, is it a power ant and does it swivel. Again nice clean looking TD.

Congrats Paul What did you use for the exterior?

julie

Thanks People,
Chuck: The camping thing has been happening for a while. As far as "wild" goes we don't have any critters that have a taste for meat. Venomous Spiders, snakes and scorpions thats all
zapj: The aerial is what we call a "rubber duckie" no power, no swivel but very flexible
julie: I used 1.6mm fibreglass sheeting. Will have to remove it after our first trip as I have to much bubbling happening in the heat.
Cheers
Paul

Nice ,very nice..

Oh! The last time I was in Australia it was near Sidney there were sings on the beaches. No swimming Salt Water Cockatiels!
Here it’s Back bears in the north, Grizzly bears in the Rockies mountains, Rattlesnakes in the west, Alligators and Cockatiels down south. But no carnivorous spiders, I don’t know how we missed those. But no mater where you camp, some bug can jump on you and make you sick. What little I have seen of Australia the countryside sure looked beautiful and a bit primitive. But that was a long time a go back in the late 60’s.

Chuck