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Apologies for the lack of pics (and for that matter comics) recently, I'm still in somewhat of a lull, art-wise, so here's a something I've knocked up recently.

I mentioned in the comments for my Looted Land Speeder that I used some parts from an 'old, beyond-repair wartrukk' on it. Well, turns out it wasn't beyond repair, just needed a bit of work, most of the damage was to the flatbed part anyway which I obscured with a big Orky skull. Also extended it slightly so it holds 3 models rather than just 2 (it's supposed to hold 12 but the sheer size a trukk would have to be to actually hold that many is retarded).

Apart from that the main thing I wanted to do was bulk it up a little at the front and put in a modern-day ork Driver (the ones designed to fit in this trukk were from the 90s and are quite a bit smaller than the present models) to make it look a little less out of place next to one of the newer wartrukks.

This is the last of my budget Ork vehicles, all 3 were made from old models I had from when I was a kid and didn't really use even then, this actually has parts from both the Rhino and Land Speeder used on it so even the parts I removed from those have been used. Paint aside, I think I only spent about £2.00 on a few spare parts for the last 2 which is certainly much better than the £18.00 I would have spent buying even the cheapest single vehicle from Games Workshop. Maybe someday I'll 'loot' that old Eldar Grav tank I have as well... maybe.

Warhammer 40,000 (c) Games Workshop

Description
Apologies for the lack of pics (and for that matter comics) recently, I'm still in somewhat of a lull, art-wise, so here's a something I've knocked up recently.

I mentioned in the comments for my Looted Land Speeder that I used some parts from an 'old, beyond-repair wartrukk' on it. Well, turns out it wasn't beyond repair, just needed a bit of work, most of the damage was to the flatbed part anyway which I obscured with a big Orky skull. Also extended it slightly so it holds 3 models rather than just 2 (it's supposed to hold 12 but the sheer size a trukk would have to be to actually hold that many is retarded).

Apart from that the main thing I wanted to do was bulk it up a little at the front and put in a modern-day ork Driver (the ones designed to fit in this trukk were from the 90s and are quite a bit smaller than the present models) to make it look a little less out of place next to one of the newer wartrukks.

This is the last of my budget Ork vehicles, all 3 were made from old models I had from when I was a kid and didn't really use even then, this actually has parts from both the Rhino and Land Speeder used on it so even the parts I removed from those have been used. Paint aside, I think I only spent about £2.00 on a few spare parts for the last 2 which is certainly much better than the £18.00 I would have spent buying even the cheapest single vehicle from Games Workshop. Maybe someday I'll 'loot' that old Eldar Grav tank I have as well... maybe.

Warhammer 40,000 (c) Games Workshop