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	[[File:Gunwagonshoota.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Gunwagon back in the day.]]		[[File:Gunwagonshoota.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Gunwagon back in the day.]]
	[[File:GunwagonKannon.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Gunwagon ''finally'' having enough guns to befit its name.]]		[[File:GunwagonKannon.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Gunwagon ''finally'' having enough guns to befit its name.]]
	In early editions of 40k, what was then called an Ork "Gunwagon" was an Ork vehicle commonly used as a transport. A basic Gunwagon consisted of a powerful engine and a mounted [[Big Shoota]] on a chassis. A Gunwagon only had a seat for the driver, but hand holds were provided to transport Orks over short distances. Much like other Ork vehicles, the Gunwagon was a highly modifiable platform, and could be armed with a [[Zzap Gun]], a [[Kannon]], or a quad [[Flakka-Dakka Gun]] while still retaining its transport capabilities.		In early editions of 40k, what was then called an Ork "Gunwagon" was an Ork vehicle commonly used as a transport. A basic Gunwagon consisted of a powerful engine and a mounted [[Big Shoota]] on a chassis. A Gunwagon only had a seat for the driver, but hand holds were provided to transport Orks over short distances. Much like other Ork vehicles, the Gunwagon was a highly modifiable platform, and could be armed with a [[Zzap Gun]], a [[Kannon]], or a quad [[Flakka-Dakka Gun]] while still retaining its transport capabilities.

	In addition, the Gunwagon could be up-armoured to protect the driver and gunner, and also [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Spiked Ram\|mounted spike armor]] for extra stabbiness if push came to shove.		In addition, the Gunwagon could be up-armoured to protect the driver and gunner, and also [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Spiked Ram\|mounted spike armor]] for extra stabbiness if push came to shove.

	It is safe to say that the role of the Gunwagon was akin to a [[Space Marine]] [[Razorback]] in both function and usage. Like the Razorback, the Gunwagon acted as an IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) of sorts, meant to help both carry a modest amount of boyz while hammering suppressive fire towards enemy entrenchments. [[Pretend\|Despite the name]], the oldschool Gunwagon was big enough to only mount one pintle-mounted weapon. [[Derp\|So there wasn't really that much GUN in Gunwagon.]] This remained true until....		It is safe to say that the role of the Gunwagon was akin to a [[Space Marine]] [[Razorback]] in both function and usage. Like the Razorback, the Gunwagon acted as an IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) of sorts, meant to help both carry a modest amount of boyz while hammering suppressive fire towards enemy entrenchments. [[Pretend\|Despite the name]], the oldschool Gunwagon was big enough to only mount one pintle-mounted weapon. [[Derp\|So there wasn't really that much GUN in Gunwagon.]] This remained true until....
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	== 2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift ==		== 2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift ==

	The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.		The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.

	This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four [[Big Shoota]]s. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a [[Lobba]], [[Stikkbomb Chukka]]s, Grot Riggers, and even a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin' Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]] and/or a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Wrecker\|Wreckin' Ball]]. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.		This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four [[Big Shoota]]s. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a [[Lobba]], [[Stikkbomb Chukka]]s, Grot Riggers, and even a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin' Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]] and/or a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Wrecker\|Wreckin' Ball]]. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* 2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift */

2021-01-30T07:17:43Z

2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift

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	The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.		The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.

	This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four [[Big Shoota]]s. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a [[Lobba]], [[Stikkbomb ~~Chucka~~]]s, Grot Riggers, and even a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin' Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]] and/or a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Wrecker\|Wreckin' Ball]]. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.		This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four [[Big Shoota]]s. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a [[Lobba]], [[Stikkbomb Chukka]]s, Grot Riggers, and even a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin' Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]] and/or a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Wrecker\|Wreckin' Ball]]. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.

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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 07:17, 30 January 2021

2021-01-30T07:17:32Z

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	[[File:Gunwagonshoota.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Gunwagon back in the day.]]		[[File:Gunwagonshoota.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Gunwagon back in the day.]]
	[[File:GunwagonKannon.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Gunwagon ''finally'' having enough guns to befit its name.]]		[[File:GunwagonKannon.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Gunwagon ''finally'' having enough guns to befit its name.]]
	In early editions of 40k, what was then called an Ork "Gunwagon" was an Ork vehicle commonly used as a transport. A basic Gunwagon consisted of a powerful engine and a mounted Big Shoota on a chassis. A Gunwagon only had a seat for the driver, but hand holds were provided to transport Orks over short distances. Much like other Ork vehicles, the Gunwagon was a highly modifiable platform, and could be armed with a Zzap Gun, a Kannon, or a quad ~~Flak gun~~ while still retaining its transport capabilities.		In early editions of 40k, what was then called an Ork "Gunwagon" was an Ork vehicle commonly used as a transport. A basic Gunwagon consisted of a powerful engine and a mounted [[Big Shoota]] on a chassis. A Gunwagon only had a seat for the driver, but hand holds were provided to transport Orks over short distances. Much like other Ork vehicles, the Gunwagon was a highly modifiable platform, and could be armed with a [[Zzap Gun]], a [[Kannon]], or a quad [[Flakka-Dakka Gun]] while still retaining its transport capabilities.

	In addition, the Gunwagon could be up-armoured to protect the driver and gunner, and also mounted spike armor for extra stabbiness if push came to shove.		In addition, the Gunwagon could be up-armoured to protect the driver and gunner, and also [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Spiked Ram\|mounted spike armor]] for extra stabbiness if push came to shove.

	It is safe to say that the role of the Gunwagon was akin to a [[Space Marine]] [[Razorback]] in both function and usage. Like the Razorback, the Gunwagon acted as an IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) of sorts, meant to help both carry a modest amount of boyz while hammering suppressive fire towards enemy entrenchments. [[Pretend\|Despite the name]], the oldschool Gunwagon was big enough to only mount one pintle-mounted weapon. [[Derp\|So there wasn't really that much GUN in Gunwagon.]] This remained true until....		It is safe to say that the role of the Gunwagon was akin to a [[Space Marine]] [[Razorback]] in both function and usage. Like the Razorback, the Gunwagon acted as an IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) of sorts, meant to help both carry a modest amount of boyz while hammering suppressive fire towards enemy entrenchments. [[Pretend\|Despite the name]], the oldschool Gunwagon was big enough to only mount one pintle-mounted weapon. [[Derp\|So there wasn't really that much GUN in Gunwagon.]] This remained true until....
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	The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.		The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.

	This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four Big ~~Shootas~~. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a Lobba, Stikkbomb ~~Chuckas~~, Grot Riggers, and even a Grabbin' Klaw and/or a Wreckin' Ball. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.		This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four [[Big Shoota]]s. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a [[Lobba]], [[Stikkbomb Chucka]]s, Grot Riggers, and even a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin' Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]] and/or a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Wrecker\|Wreckin' Ball]]. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.

	[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]		[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* 2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift */

2020-08-09T17:49:05Z

2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift

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	It is safe to say that the role of the Gunwagon was akin to a [[Space Marine]] [[Razorback]] in both function and usage. Like the Razorback, the Gunwagon acted as an IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) of sorts, meant to help both carry a modest amount of boyz while hammering suppressive fire towards enemy entrenchments. [[Pretend\|Despite the name]], the oldschool Gunwagon was big enough to only mount one pintle-mounted weapon. [[Derp\|So there wasn't really that much GUN in Gunwagon.]] This remained true until....		It is safe to say that the role of the Gunwagon was akin to a [[Space Marine]] [[Razorback]] in both function and usage. Like the Razorback, the Gunwagon acted as an IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) of sorts, meant to help both carry a modest amount of boyz while hammering suppressive fire towards enemy entrenchments. [[Pretend\|Despite the name]], the oldschool Gunwagon was big enough to only mount one pintle-mounted weapon. [[Derp\|So there wasn't really that much GUN in Gunwagon.]] This remained true until....

	==2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift==		== 2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift ==

	The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.		The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.

1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* 2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift */

2020-08-09T17:48:57Z

2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift

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	This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four Big Shootas. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a Lobba, Stikkbomb Chuckas, Grot Riggers, and even a Grabbin' Klaw and/or a Wreckin' Ball. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.		This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four Big Shootas. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a Lobba, Stikkbomb Chuckas, Grot Riggers, and even a Grabbin' Klaw and/or a Wreckin' Ball. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.

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1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* 2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift */

2020-07-21T16:31:17Z

2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift

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	The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.		The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.

	This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts ~~impressive firepower in the form of~~ a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four Big Shootas. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a Lobba, Stikkbomb Chuckas, Grot Riggers, and even a Grabbin' Klaw and/or a Wreckin' Ball. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.		This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four Big Shootas. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a Lobba, Stikkbomb Chuckas, Grot Riggers, and even a Grabbin' Klaw and/or a Wreckin' Ball. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.

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	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]

1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* 2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift */

2020-07-21T16:30:19Z

2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:30, 21 July 2020
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	The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.		The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.

	This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts ~~two large turrets, two side turrets and one pintle~~-mounted weapon, ~~befitting more of~~ its name ~~than~~ its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.		This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts impressive firepower in the form of a turret-mounted main weapon and up to four Big Shootas. It may also be equipped with additional options such as a Lobba, Stikkbomb Chuckas, Grot Riggers, and even a Grabbin' Klaw and/or a Wreckin' Ball. Thus, this is a vehicle that actually earns its name compared to its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.

	{{Template:Orks-Forces}}		{{Template:Orks-Forces}}

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1d4chan>Derpysaurus at 13:02, 21 July 2020

2020-07-21T13:02:30Z

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	[[File:Gunwagonshoota.jpg\|~~170px~~\|right\|thumb\|Gunwagon.]]		[[File:Gunwagonshoota.jpg\|200px\|left\|thumb\|Gunwagon back in the day.]]
			[[File:GunwagonKannon.jpg\|300px\|right\|thumb\|The Gunwagon ''finally'' having enough guns to befit its name.]]
	In early editions of 40k, what was then called an Ork "Gunwagon" was an Ork vehicle commonly used as a transport. A basic Gunwagon consisted of a powerful engine and a mounted Big Shoota on a chassis. A Gunwagon only had a seat for the driver, but hand holds were provided to transport Orks over short distances. Much like other Ork vehicles, the Gunwagon was a highly modifiable platform, and could be armed with a Zzap Gun, a Kannon, or a quad Flak gun while still retaining its transport capabilities.		In early editions of 40k, what was then called an Ork "Gunwagon" was an Ork vehicle commonly used as a transport. A basic Gunwagon consisted of a powerful engine and a mounted Big Shoota on a chassis. A Gunwagon only had a seat for the driver, but hand holds were provided to transport Orks over short distances. Much like other Ork vehicles, the Gunwagon was a highly modifiable platform, and could be armed with a Zzap Gun, a Kannon, or a quad Flak gun while still retaining its transport capabilities.

	In addition, the Gunwagon could be up-armoured to protect the driver and gunner, and also mounted spike armor for extra stabbiness if push came to shove.		In addition, the Gunwagon could be up-armoured to protect the driver and gunner, and also mounted spike armor for extra stabbiness if push came to shove.

	It is safe to say that the role of the Gunwagon was akin to a [[Space Marine]] [[Razorback]] in both function and usage. Like the Razorback, the Gunwagon acted as an IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) of sorts, meant to help both carry a modest amount of boyz while hammering suppressive fire towards enemy entrenchments.		It is safe to say that the role of the Gunwagon was akin to a [[Space Marine]] [[Razorback]] in both function and usage. Like the Razorback, the Gunwagon acted as an IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) of sorts, meant to help both carry a modest amount of boyz while hammering suppressive fire towards enemy entrenchments. [[Pretend\|Despite the name]], the oldschool Gunwagon was big enough to only mount one pintle-mounted weapon. [[Derp\|So there wasn't really that much GUN in Gunwagon.]] This remained true until....

	The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon. This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options, ~~including~~ a built in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.		==2009 AKA the Year the Gunwagon got a Buttlift==

			The old 90's-era Gunwagon has long been removed from the game. For a number of years Ork players didn't actually have a dedicated [[Battlewagon]]/Gunwagon kit, but in 2009 a new Battlewagon kit was finally released. What is now called a Gunwagon is therefore actually a completely different vehicle that is classified as a variant of the reborn Battlewagon.

			This new Gunwagon features an impressive array of weapon options in contrast to the relatively disappointing variant in previous editions. Whereas the old Gunwagon could mount one pintle-mounted weapon, the new Gunwagon mounts two large turrets, two side turrets and one pintle-mounted weapon, befitting more of its name than its predecessor. Moreover, it also includes a built-in periscope that lets it fire the main gun twice if it moved less than half of its movement characteristic or if it didn't move at all.

	{{Template:Orks-Forces}}		{{Template:Orks-Forces}}

	[[Category:Vehicles]]		[[Category:Vehicles]]