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Anyone converted one of these into an orky monstrosity?

Potential?

bad idea?

that would definitely be cool but at 100 bucs-ish a pop for the kit i wouldn't have the balls to do it.

I would do that but it would be cheaper to buy tanks then that thing

MrPohPohh wrote:I would do that but it would be cheaper to buy tanks then that thing

As any die-hard ork player will tell you converting ork super-heavies is not cheap.

We could feed a small 3rd world nation with the amount we collectively spend on plasticard in a year...

Not necessarily

I use more styrene sheet, rod, and tube than I care to admit, but there's always a way to find the stuff cheaper.

CT GAMER wrote:

MrPohPohh wrote:I would do that but it would be cheaper to buy tanks then that thing

As any die-hard ork player will tell you converting ork super-heavies is not cheap.

We could feed a small 3rd world nation with the amount we collectively spend on plasticard in a year...

Hey im a die-hard but Im also super cheap super super cheap

My son has one and I think the scale would be A bit big even for the orks ....

It's be a superheavy at its smallest.

For its size, it is slightly undergunned for 40k (although this is normally the case for SW vehicles in 40k - and the TT is shielded).

I'd rather have it as a SW toy, tbh.