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This is Trash Met'l. Posted some low rez pics of it a while ago, but just now got around to getting better pics taken.

It's obviously just a cut down trukk kit, but I really wanted a kind of pickup truck feel. I guess I wanted to make an orky version of the militia truck Hunter S. Thompson comes across in the desert in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Also, I wanted some spare parts for other projects.

All I did was cut down the chassis about half an inch, maybe 3/4, and straightened out. The flatbed was shortened and narrowed. The rear gate is what I cut off at the back of the flatbed. You can probably see the other conversions. If not, the front axle turned upside down, second set of rear wheels fitted and cambered. This last bit to give it a really aggressive, cocky attitude.

That's a nice little kustom Ork trukk. Always a pleasure to see a "no two trukks alike" trukk!

Thanks GoFenris. I'm going to make more, similar, but different. Can't help it, I like my cars small and agile.

Anyway, I realized as I submitted the thread that I'd forgotten to show how much it's leaning forward.

Awesome, it's different and has crazy suspension... need I scream ORK! Any louder?

Fantastic job

Dat's a propa job!

Ive always thought the new trukk, however cool it is, was rather large for being a fast vehicle. Very nice work mate, very nice indeed