Shipbucket

My laptop just bit the dust, so that means some major setbacks for starting an AU, unless I can somehow revive it.
Not because I had anything Shipbucket-related on there that was super-important, but there was some life stuff on there that was.
God, I hate MacBooks.

Oh, how great it is to be part of the Shipbucket community.

I'm just wondering what all I have to do, and do I have to draw all my own stuff or can I modify other people's drawings (with credit, of course)?
If it's the former, God help us all.

Sorry, I'm at work, so the site the image is on is blocked.
What was it?

I'm sort of wanting to start an AU, but I don't know what all I need, and if I'm honest, feel a little bit over my head. What do I need to know?

Okay, I've got some information on him, but I was wondering if anyone knew what ships were under his command.

So, my best friend is Croatian, and she mentioned in passing that her great-grandfather was an admiral in the Yugoslavian navy. I inquired further, and she said she actually didn't know that much about him, other than that his name was Viktor Wickerhauser, and that he was an admiral. I offered to do ...

Yeah, the Model 50 looks right.
As a follow-up question, would tactical accessories for the later Winchester models still be compatible with the Model 50, and would I be able to fire the Model 50 using modern shells?

Looked on the Wikipedia page, I think it might be a Model 50.

Blackbuck wrote:Winchester Model 1400 perhaps?

No, not quite right.
There's a "button" under the bolt on mine, and I don't see it on the 1400.
Close, though.

Hey, I was looking around in my basement, and I found my (dearly departed) grandfather's shotgun. It's a Winchester, I know that. (It says Winchester on the stock, so I think it's a safe guess.) I'm guessing it's a 12-gauge, but I'm not positive, and I'm not really sure how to tell without ...