use thor to post photos for corporate colors, as a test

diff --git a/rockets/airframes/CorporateColors/index.mdwn b/rockets/airframes/CorporateColors/index.mdwn
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--- a/rockets/airframes/CorporateColors/index.mdwn
+++ b/rockets/airframes/CorporateColors/index.mdwn
@@ -70,20 +70,21 @@ and that design file plus all content on this page are released under the [Creat
 
 ## Photos
 
-I've put all the [build photos](http://gallery.gag.com/rockets/CorporateColors/Build/)
+I've put all the [build photos](https://thor.gag.com/index.php?/tags/100-corporatecolors)
 I took together in one place.
 
 ## Result and Lessons Learned
 
 The airframe flew on 8 July 2017 in Argonia, Kansas, at a Fun Fly hosted by
-the Kloudbusters at their rocket pasture.  Everything performed perfectly 
-until apogee.  The maximum velocity was 1047 m/s, or right at Mach 3.1, on the
-way to an apogee of 32,635 feet above ground.   
+the Kloudbusters at their rocket pasture.  The motor was a Loki M3464 Blue,
+and everything performed perfectly until apogee.  The maximum velocity was 
+1047 m/s, or right at Mach 3.1, on the way to an apogee of 32,635 feet above 
+ground.   
 
 Unfortunately, while telemetry shows the electronics correctly fired the 
 apogee ejection charge, clearly the nose cone did not successfully 
 separate.  The resulting ballistic return impacted about 1.1 miles down range
-to the south-south-west.  
+to the south-south-west, at 37 9.1739 N, 97 44.8809 West.
 
 With the final telemetry frame received from about 200m altitude on the way
 down, we know impact was at about 2/3 Mach.  Not surprisingly, then, what