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Well... I wasn't sure I should ask this question, but hey, here it goes.
It didn't seem to fit in tactics, or in YMTC, so...

I bought the Ork Nobz boxed set sometime ago, and still haven't finished assembling them. Because I simply love the 'Uge Choppas, and I don't care much about "the best possible loadout"(1), I was wondering...

3 out of the 4 'Uge Choppas use two arms, and since they don't get an extra attack for their Slugga, I could replace it with a twin linked Shoota. Thing is, would anyone feel cheated (I would, however, warn an opponent before the game) if I said that their "backpack" Shootas are TL weapons? They aren't stricly WYSIWYG, but then again, people tend to ignore the backpack (ex., Ork Warboss).

The other 'Uge Choppa only uses one hand, so I'm thinking that I could convert the Kombi-Scorcha into a left-handed weapon...

So, what'cha all think?

(1) (but don't worry, I used the power claws on AOBR nobz)

I'd just make sure the ones on their backs look right and go from there. While twin linked shootas were very common with the old, metal Nob box, they're pretty much unseen with the new plastic one.

Yeah, and that was my problem. I can't equip them with 'Uge Choppas and TL Shootas without some major converting, which I'd rather avoid (especially since it would basically mean I'd bash two shootas and glue them on their back. Would look awful!).

Oh, I don't know about that. Frankensteining weapons together in a haphazard fashion is a mainstay of Orky engineering. If jamming two shootas together doesn't look right, then use true Orky enginuity and fix it by jamming six together instead!

Hahaha, genuine piece of orky advice! Guess you aren't a Flashy Flashgit for nothing! I will convert the Kombi-Flamer, unsure about the TL Shootas because of how bad it would be to have a twin (or six'd) linked shoota on the Nobz' backs... Oh well, I'll be heading to the workshop of doom to start hacking. Be afraid