hello (I'm not great at innovative greetings.)

I sent it to Clonecommando7 technically that's what the topic with the example of the application and I had his profile anyway so I just sent it to him.

Holy cow you have your own smily

Ah yeah send it to me. CC007 is the founder and rarely on. It will sit in your out box probably for a while too. Also send me a link to what you read I might need to edit it. But I thought I cleaned everything to say send to CC007, Rook, LRV, or ABL. But I might have missed a spot. CC007 had rules everywhere for everything. I've tried to reduce it all into one area over the years.

I sent a copy of it to you .

Well, welcome Palms, and it seems to me you have a long stay ahead of you, considering you can actually spell. Good luck getting into the guild, I even haven't made it (but that is because I don't have a photobucket, and I haven't sent a request).
PS: Attention people on CABG, I have a MOC I really need to show you guys. I only wish I had photobucket (and yes it is a Hoth MOC).

Aerial Trooper Nitro wrote:Well, welcome Palms, and it seems to me you have a long stay ahead of you, considering you can actually spell. Good luck getting into the guild, I even haven't made it (but that is because I don't have a photobucket, and I haven't sent a request).
PS: Attention people on CABG, I have a MOC I really need to show you guys. I only wish I had photobucket (and yes it is a Hoth MOC).

The best way to show us is to get in the Guild.

The best way to get in the Guild is to send your best MOCs to an administrator (Rook, for example, or Legorevolution) so he can post your application in the Council forum.

The best way to have an application in the first place is to upload the pictures to the internet.

The best way to upload the pictures to the internet is to be registered at an image-hosting service: Flickr, Photobucket, etc. (you can actually host photos via a link in this very post window; when you're typing a new post, you can hit the toolbar button with two squares, one in the foreground and one in the background, which should say "Host an Image". Then you hit "Browse" and select a photo to upload directly to CABG. But that's neither here nor there.)

One final tip on uploading photos is to resize them to a fairly agreeable size, such as 800x600 or 1024x768. It speeds up the uploading process.

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@Ariel trooper nitro Making an application is actually really easy as soon as you take the pictures of your MOCs, I whipped mine off in 5 minutes.