Plastic oiler grot, where is it from (grot with monkey wrench)

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**JensDK**

I can't find the rest of this guy in my bitz. And i've really looked, so please give me peace of mind =)

Where is this grot-oiler from?

and

Can you show me what the other bits look like, preferably a picture of the whole model put together

**phatonic**

hes from the battlewagon uppgrade sprue.

**TheDraconicLord**

There's also some other cool looking Grots:

http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?catId=cat440336a&prodId=prod1110184

**keltikhoa**

hate to be picky but those are calipers not a monkey wrench. the part that looks like a wrench is used to measure the outside diameter of pipe while the opposite side is used to measure the inside diameter. I realize this is pointless to say since a) a grot would likely use them as a monkey wrench anyway and b) it does not matter.

I just wanted to contribute and your answer had already been provided

**timd**

keltikhoa wrote:
hate to be picky but those are calipers not a monkey wrench. the part that looks like a wrench is used to measure the outside diameter of pipe while the opposite side is used to measure the inside diameter.

LOL! Had not seen that fig before and I'm a great fan of calipers. Not only are those calipers, but they are dial indicator calipers, much fancier than lowly vernier calipers. Even though I'm not doing anything with Orks, I want one of those figs...

**JensDK**

It's called a skydelære in danish, had no clue what it'd be called in english, now we know.

Now we are left wondering what the hell orks or grots are making that calls for so much precision that they require a caliper. =)