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Here is my first Ork Trukk. Bought it second hand at a local games store. It has been base coated over its original paint job. The coat isn't too thick, and the details seem good to go. The Grot on the front sealed the deal





And the Grot. LOL

Nice. I have one of these and extended the bed section to make it a transport for my nobz

Thats what I'm Gonna use it for, but gonna toss one in to represent the Mob.

I have 4 of these that I extended the hull on to make them the same size as the GW battle wagon kit. The model is awesome and have endless possibilities for conversion.

Is that an old RT Battlewagon?

Doctor Optimal wrote:Is that an old RT Battlewagon?

No idea. Possibly

Yeah, that's the old RT era battlewagon with some converting. Paintjob is pretty good, and the grot with a slingshot is a great touch.

nice

That looks kool

The original battlewagon. Owner of one of the daftest 2nd ed rules in the game. Any ork model that fell off the wagon during the game had to be treated as jumping off.

Cue clumsy opponents, rickety tables and blu-tac.

Looks great painted.

Might be just me but it sort of looks like an orky skateboard for me, but that's just me

Nice paintjob altogether though