Laaglandse motor rijders

Geplaatst: 24 Jun 2007 23:46:57

nog meer flash...

maar dan op formaat...Ben er achter gekomen dat je ook de html file nodig hebt om hem met de juist configuratie af te spelen...

http://www.mnieuwenhof.com/flash/manga.html

Laughing

Geplaatst: 24 Jun 2007 23:46:57

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lekker hoor

Geplaatst: 2 Jul 2007 08:17:42

vet

Geplaatst: 9 Jul 2007 10:41:44

Briljant Mark! Is er iets wat jij niet kan wat betreft tekenen en vormgeving?

Bij de tweede link, de banner staat "manga add mniewenhof.com" dat moet zijn manga AT mnieuwenhof.com"

"add" betekent "toevoegen" en "at" betekent "op" en ik denk dat jij de laatste bedoeld. Maar verder is het echt geweldig!

Keep up the good work!

Geplaatst: 9 Jul 2007 19:37:35

ziet er wel grappig uit, maar mark, hoe kun je dat joh, Question

Het zit gewoon in je genen!! Very Happy

Geplaatst: 15 Jul 2007 17:00:17

Admin schreef:

Binnen kort weer een aantal creaties van mijn kant...

het voorbeeld:

het voorbeeld:

hier zijn ze dan

http://mark55n.hyves.nl/fotos/82478356/0/3K1A/
http://mark55n.hyves.nl/fotos/82478353/0/2GYx/

ikmoest ze helaas op hyves uploaden want die f*ckers zijn met mijn site bezich...'

bedankt voor alle complimenten!!

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