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Does anyone know the dimensions of the old GorkaMorka Rebel Grot Cutter, or failing dimensions have any idea of it's relative size compared to Ork Bikers or Buggies? I love the fluffiness of that thing and would like to scratch-build one for my grotz, but can't decide if it should be a bike, a buggy, or maybe even a trukk.

It will, of course, have to be crewed by pirates. So far all I've seen on that front are the Kromlech complete pirates and maxmini conversion heads -- does anyone know of another option for pirate goblins (either entire or just heads) that will fit in with 40k grotz?

The original GorkaMorka one is around the size of a buggy I believe.
For pirate heads, the kromlech ones do look good. If you're not too bad at sculpting with greenstuff you could just use standard grots and give them pirate hats.

hah, you don't want to see my green-stuff sculpting attempts to date. One gretchin hand that is so swollen it looks like he's having an allergic reaction, a wee little thumb for his other hand that turned out reasonably well, and a 'flame' that looks more like a flower.

The flower is destined for the bin, but at this point I'm just going to hope noone notices his enormous left hand . "That's his 'rokkit carrying hand'... yeah, that's it" (he is actually holding a rokkit with that hand, as happens)