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Ork Looted Rhino

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Rather than use the standard Rhino top door I have decided to make an Orky version. I started off with a piece of plasticard to fit the hole.

I then stuck a larger piece

In this picture of my Looted Rhino, you can see I have started on the roof hatch which I am replacing the supplied one with an Orky version. On top of the plasticard cover (see above) I stuck two hatch doors (sutiably weathered). I also added hinges to the hatches as well.

I have not actually stuck the model together, but I kind of pushed it together so that you could see how it was looking.

I have added some Imperial tracks as additional armour, a chain (from the Chaos Vehicle sprue), some cabling from an Ork Killan Kan extras sprue and some additional armour plates.

I am adding a detailed interior. I have put in a fuel can and some bullets, as well as an ammo box, a *spare* grenade and an Ork knife.

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