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Sorry if these have been asked but.....

The other day I was playing my buddies ork list and 2 questions with tank bustas came up.

Tank hammers, a stick with a rocket on it. The codex never specifies that it is a one time use or not. Makes sense to me that if you hit a tank with a rocket.. the rocket is gone.... We continued as normal assuming they have extra rockets to attach.
Is this clear anywhere?

Second, Bomb Squigs, they are a squig with a bomb in their mouth and it runs to a tank and blows up.

"Up to three tank bustas may take a bomb squig". So if you have one bomb squig and it blows up you now have no bomb squig.... We just assumed there was a herd of them following the Tank bustas.. because it was funnier that way. Logically it seems to me that they would only have one use each.

Is this clear anywhere?

Appreciate it.

Bomb Squigs are 1-time use each.

Tankhammers replace the rokkit launcha and are a regular CCW (i.e. reusable)

Ya that makes the most sense. But just for clarity sake, is there anywhere in the codex saying that they are one time use just so I have something to point at later down the road?

Thr33ifbyair wrote:Ya that makes the most sense. But just for clarity sake, is there anywhere in the codex saying that they are one time use just so I have something to point at later down the road?

Page 42:

"Remove the Bomb-squig once it has been released, whether or not they are in range of their target."

Well played.

Thanks