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Finished up this Post Apocalyptic Tuk Tuk (Half Tuk?) last week. It's based on a toy and ended up being a larger vehicle than I first thought. However, the results are pretty good, even if it's closer in size to a small truck than an auto-rickshaw.
Lots of pictures and words at the blog post here…
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… but in the meantime here's a taste.

Haha dude I really like that. I think I'd have to convert some sort of Ork to drive it, give him an 1920s Golf garb, give him two grots as his caddies holding a bag of klubs that were way too big for them to carry, and are way too impractical to actually use.

Were is Tiger Waaaghoods. Great work.

Wow, this is pretty awesome. Nice conversion, and it has a nice weathered paintjob on it. I like that.

Needs more guns.... otherwise excellent work dude.

I think I've seen one just like that. Usually in the hot weather when people go around squirting eachother with water guns.

Great stuff

Half-tuk, that is amazing. Did you kitbash the front end? If so, who made the rickshaw kit?

Thanks Folks. It is a little under-gunned, but it was designed for "nuclear renaissance", a post apoc game which has a pretty good role for unarmored light transport vehicles.

As for the front end, it's just the gas tank taken from the cab and moved over the wheel. The "Kit" is just a toy. You can find similar ones on ebay.