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'ere it iz so what do ya fink

That sir is a fine conversion! Wonderful work there!

haha. thats awesome...

is it just, like, an airfix kit in 1/48th scale?

i donno it was hanging around my house for a while so i decided to do some thing with it
cheers waaagh

first: nice trukk

Second: one thing you could improve are the wheels.

The trukk is used, old, full of plating and battle damage and the wheels are still shiny.
Even the tires shine. They could use a bit of weathering.

Nicely done. Like the guy hanging off the side. Simple and effective.

nice work, a simple yet awesome conversion, but the wheels do stand out

I would cover the jeep headlights, they are too recognisable as a 20th centuary jeep, you have done a good job hiding the rest.

maybe add some skirting to half cover wheels?

I like it. While sleazy is correct in that you can tell what is really is, this has the feel of an IG vehicle they has been made good an Orky

COOL!!!

I think its looking good.

i agree with sleazy. if ya cover up the original grill and head lights more itd look tons better, which is saying alot. other then that i have to say it totally looks like something the orks would have nice job