User talk:Admin
Looking at your page on the Hirohata Merc, 2 questions: are the specs sourced? And are the pix free use? They'd be very useful here. Ghostrider 11:28, 2 March 2010 (CET)
Hallo! fargelegging av bilde blei ikkje vellykka.. Blei alt for lyse fargar på datan min!
- Actually, I was wondering, since I don't see them footnoted, just where the specs came from; a web address I can hotlink here with no problem. The pix, if they're free use per Creative Commons I can transwiki or down- & upload myself with no worries, but I don't want to use what might be copyrighted. BTW, probably better to msg me here if you want a reply... I don't come here near as often. Ghostrider 14:22, 8 March 2010 (CET)
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