NH w/ Img arrays and 2 timers

Working on a project for class dealing with 4 image arrays (imgFace) and 2 timers(tmrFace1/tmrFace2). The scenerio reads like this; you have 4 images that are hidden and must use timer 1 to bring each one up after 500 milliseconds have lasped, then turn off timer one and turn on timer 2 in which timer 2 hides each image one at a time after 50mls, but it keeps going until the user clicks the exit button. Well so far I have been able to get imgFace(0,2,3) to come up with 3 blinking. Go figure. I'm stumped and need help. Here is the code I have so far.
(Gen. Dec.)option explicit & Dim intNum as Integer

tmrFace1
imgFace(intNum).Visible = True
intNum = intNum + 1
If intNum >=3 Then
intNum =3
end if
tmrFace1.enable=false
tmrFace2.enable=true

tmrFace2
imgFace(intNum).Visible =False
intNum = intNum +1
If intNum >=3 Then
intNum =3
end if
tmrFace2.enable=false
tmrFace1.enable=true

Now any help would be wonderful....
And THANK YOU in advance.

The code does what it supposed to do, maybe not what you like it to do, well look at this together

intNum = 0
Show face 0
intNum = 1
Hide Face 1 which isn't visible at the time
intNum = 2
Show Face 2
intNum = 3
Hide Face 3 which isn't visible at the time
intNum = 4
intNum = 3
Show Face 3
intNum = 4
intNum = 3
Hide Face 3
intNum = 4
intNum = 3
Show Face 3
intNum = 4
intNum = 3
Hide Face 3
...
...
If I understand correct, it should be this

private Sub tmrFace1_Timer()
imgFace(intNum).Visible = true
intNum = intNum + 1
If intNum > 3 then
intNum = 3
tmrFace1.Enabled = false
tmrFace2.Enabled = true
End If
End Sub

private Sub tmrFace2_Timer()
imgFace(intNum).Visible = false
intNum = intNum - 1
If intNum > 3 then
intNum = 3
tmrFace1.Enabled = true
tmrFace2.Enabled = false
End If
End Sub




Tom Cannaerts
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Thanks Cakkie, but it brought them all up and did what it is suppose to do. Though I have a question, would the formatting you passed along be considered a looping program, because I thinks that's what the instructor wants, though I will turn it in the way you showed me and I am very greatful for you help. Though I can't figure out why I didn't see it for myself...I must of been having a really bad brain day... Or it could be that studing VB, C++ and Database all at once must be getting to my brain and scrambling together. Thanks again....