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I got this message on a few of my gallery images, they were ok a few days ago I think:

Not Found

The requested URL /gallery/2013/8/9/525315_sm.JPG was not found on this server.
Apache Server at images.dakkadakka.com Port 80

I don't see an image in your gallery that even ends with -315. I see an -314 and a -316.

Can you still see the actual image in your gallery?

Could you link to the actual image in your gallery that 404s? Chances are you or or a moderator deleted the base image which would have killed the link.

Apologies for only getting back to you now guys.

Here is the original thread that showed the 404 error:

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/545196.page

I now have an error stating "Sorry, this image has been deleted or removed for the following reason: Image quality is too poor" (rather than a 404).

But being honest the 2 deleted pics are very similar to the others in the thread

I can reload them here Lego for review:

If it was like the first image then it is quite blurry and seen outside of the context of your post it might have been presumed to just be a bad photo. Feel free to re-upload, but change the title and description of the image to make it clear that it is part of a tactics post/article so that moderators dont accidentally delete it again. Mark it as not for voting too. If a moderator deletes it a second time then post here and I'll chase up direct with them. Thanks.

Thanks Lego, much obliged.