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The original Ork Trukk model was designed for Gorkamorka, workbench feature on the first of the new Ork Trukks.
Trukks are designed to transport mobs of choppa-wielding Boyz into combat as quickly as possible. Each warband and clan will 'kustomise' its trukks to reflect their own predilictions. For example, a Goff vehicle will be functional with a large crew compartment, while the Evil Sunz almost always have turbo-charged engines and a red paint job.

I do like this model and think it is very Orky. You can see how it was developed by Games Workshop from some of the photographs I took at GamesDay. Before starting any model I always look at the GW site and do a Google search to see how others had built and painted theirs.
You get a very thin box with two sprues, transfers and instructions.


The model was constructed as per the instructions, Generally I try and build as much of the model as possible to avoid having to glue painted parts together... The chassis and wheels were the first parts I stuck together. As I had got the Forge World Ork Halftrakk I had some spare wheels, so rather than use the mix that is provided, I doubled up the wheels using the "squarer" wheels. This should give my Trukks a more diverse look.

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