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1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* Gallery */

2021-07-14T16:57:35Z

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	File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.		File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.
	File: Ork Wartrukk.jpg\| From 1997-2007 Ork players had to content themselves with the old Ork Wartrukk, a tiny and inadequate model which was a [[Gorkamorka]] leftover.		File: Ork Wartrukk.jpg\| From 1997-2007 Ork players had to content themselves with the old Ork Wartrukk, a tiny and inadequate model which was a [[Gorkamorka]] leftover.
	File: Battlewagon1990.jpg\| The ancient ancestor of all subsequent Trukks was the Battlewagon, which GW released as a kit in 1990 (no direct relation to the current [[Battlewagon]].)		File: Battlewagon1990.jpg\| The ancient ancestor of all subsequent Trukks was the Battlewagon, which GW released as a kit in 1990 (no direct relation to the current [[Battlewagon]]).
	File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)		File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)
	File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.		File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: Added more gallery fluff

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own.		File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own. This kit was released in the closing days of 2007.
	File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP as of mid-2020.		File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP as of mid-2020.
	File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.		File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.
			File: Ork Wartrukk.jpg\| From 1997-2007 Ork players had to content themselves with the old Ork Wartrukk, a tiny and inadequate model which was a [[Gorkamorka]] leftover.
			File: Battlewagon1990.jpg\| The ancient ancestor of all subsequent Trukks was the Battlewagon, which GW released as a kit in 1990 (no direct relation to the current [[Battlewagon]].)
	File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)		File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)
	File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.		File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.

1d4chan>Cavgunner: /* Gallery */ aded OOP comments

2021-03-22T03:59:31Z

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own.		File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own.
	File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP.		File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP as of mid-2020.
	File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab.		File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.
	File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)		File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)
	File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.		File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.

2001:8003:3C44:2000:79DD:D903:712B:5A2F at 09:36, 1 February 2021

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	File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP.		File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP.
	File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab.		File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab.
	File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks ;) )		File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)
	File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.		File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.
	File: Looted Carnifex.jpg\|A Looted [[Carnifex]]? That's really pushing it, but it's still [[awesome]].		File: Looted Carnifex.jpg\|A Looted [[Carnifex]]? That's really pushing it, but it's still [[awesome]].

1d4chan>Derpysaurus: /* Tabletop */

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	==Tabletop==		==Tabletop==
	The Trukk can be taken as a Dedicated Transport for most Ork infantry units. For a 12 man Open-Topped transport with T6, 10 wounds, and a 4+ save, it is <s>a ''steal'' at 30 points</s> pretty reasonably priced at 59 points, as of 8th edition. The vehicle comes with a single [[~~Shootas'an_Dakkas#Big_Shoota\|~~Big Shoota]] by default, but you can also slap a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Wrecker\|Wreckin' Ball]] and/or a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin'_Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]] for some extra melee crumpin', or take a [[~~Stikkbomb_Launcha\|~~Stikkbomb Chukka]] to give it a little bit more ranged firepower at 12" or less. Of course, since it is Open-Topped the Orks riding inside can all shoot out as well. Unfortunately, Trukks can now only use their boarding planks by paying to do so through the Boarding Action stratagem. It should be noted that like a number of other Ork vehicles, Trukks only hit in melee on a 5+. Despite this Trukks are commonly used to charge first and tie up a unit in melee so that your Boyz don't get picked apart by Overwatch fire.		The Trukk can be taken as a Dedicated Transport for most Ork infantry units. For a 12 man Open-Topped transport with T6, 10 wounds, and a 4+ save, it is <s>a ''steal'' at 30 points</s> pretty reasonably priced at 59 points, as of 8th edition. The vehicle comes with a single [[Big Shoota]] by default, but you can also slap a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Wrecker\|Wreckin' Ball]] and/or a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin'_Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]] for some extra melee crumpin', or take a [[Stikkbomb Chukka]] to give it a little bit more ranged firepower at 12" or less. Of course, since it is Open-Topped the Orks riding inside can all shoot out as well. Unfortunately, Trukks can now only use their boarding planks by paying to do so through the Boarding Action stratagem. It should be noted that like a number of other Ork vehicles, Trukks only hit in melee on a 5+. Despite this Trukks are commonly used to charge first and tie up a unit in melee so that your Boyz don't get picked apart by Overwatch fire.

	As vehicles go Trukks are not particularly resilient, so don't expect them to last long under heavy fire. That being said, they do have a trick up their sleeve in the form of the hilarious rule ''Ramshackle'', which means that any time a Trukk is hit with a damage characteristic of more than 1, on D6 roll of a 6 that damage is reduced to 1 point. Laugh your ass off as your opponent's [[Lascannon]] takes off nothing more than a piece of sheet metal.		As vehicles go Trukks are not particularly resilient, so don't expect them to last long under heavy fire. That being said, they do have a trick up their sleeve in the form of the hilarious rule ''Ramshackle'', which means that any time a Trukk is hit with a damage characteristic of more than 1, on D6 roll of a 6 that damage is reduced to 1 point. Laugh your ass off as your opponent's [[Lascannon]] takes off nothing more than a piece of sheet metal.

1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* Gallery */

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	[[Category: Orks]]		[[Category: Orks]]

			[[Category: Kult of Speed]]

			[[Category: Dred Mob]]

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

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

1d4chan>Ћ Professional: /* Gallery */

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	Overall Trukks have limited ranged firepower that is mitigated by their Open-Topped ability, and they can be upgraded to be mildly useful in close combat. Spare the upgrades you won't need, though, as Trukks are meant to be cheap, expendable delivery systems for your Boyz and nothing more.		Overall Trukks have limited ranged firepower that is mitigated by their Open-Topped ability, and they can be upgraded to be mildly useful in close combat. Spare the upgrades you won't need, though, as Trukks are meant to be cheap, expendable delivery systems for your Boyz and nothing more.

	==Gallery==		== Gallery ==

	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own.		File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own.
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	File: Not a Trukk.jpeg\|[[Meme\|You see? Not even an Ork]] [[Transformers\|could confuse this for a Trukk]].		File: Not a Trukk.jpeg\|[[Meme\|You see? Not even an Ork]] [[Transformers\|could confuse this for a Trukk]].
	</gallery>		</gallery>

			[[Category: Warhammer 40,000]]

			[[Category: Xenos]]

			[[Category: Orks]]

			[[Category: Vehicles]]

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

	~~[[Category:Vehicles]]~~

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	File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.		File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.
	File: Ork Wartrukk.jpg\| From 1997-2007 Ork players had to content themselves with the old Ork Wartrukk, a tiny and inadequate model which was a [[Gorkamorka]] leftover.		File: Ork Wartrukk.jpg\| From 1997-2007 Ork players had to content themselves with the old Ork Wartrukk, a tiny and inadequate model which was a [[Gorkamorka]] leftover.
	File: Battlewagon1990.jpg\| The ancient ancestor of all subsequent Trukks was the Battlewagon, which GW released as a kit in 1990 (no direct relation to the current [[Battlewagon]].)		File: Battlewagon1990.jpg\| The ancient ancestor of all subsequent Trukks was the Battlewagon, which GW released as a kit in 1990 (no direct relation to the current [[Battlewagon]]).
	File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)		File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)
	File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.		File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own.		File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own. This kit was released in the closing days of 2007.
	File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP as of mid-2020.		File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP as of mid-2020.
	File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.		File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.
			File: Ork Wartrukk.jpg\| From 1997-2007 Ork players had to content themselves with the old Ork Wartrukk, a tiny and inadequate model which was a [[Gorkamorka]] leftover.
			File: Battlewagon1990.jpg\| The ancient ancestor of all subsequent Trukks was the Battlewagon, which GW released as a kit in 1990 (no direct relation to the current [[Battlewagon]].)
	File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)		File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)
	File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.		File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.

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	<gallery>		<gallery>
	File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own.		File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own.
	File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP.		File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP as of mid-2020.
	File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab.		File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.
	File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)		File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)
	File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.		File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.

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	File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP.		File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP.
	File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab.		File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab.
	File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks ;) )		File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)
	File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.		File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.
	File: Looted Carnifex.jpg\|A Looted [[Carnifex]]? That's really pushing it, but it's still [[awesome]].		File: Looted Carnifex.jpg\|A Looted [[Carnifex]]? That's really pushing it, but it's still [[awesome]].

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	<span style="color:green;font-size:200%">'''Oi, ya git! Get in, wese gonna have some fun!'''</span>		<span style="color:green;font-size:200%">'''Oi, ya git! Get in, wese gonna have some fun!'''</span>

	'''Trukks''' are the very basic vehicles used by da [[Orks]] in [[Warhammer 40,000]]. While [[Games Workshop\|GW]] emphasizes that it's a specific vehicle, in reality it can be any Ork vehicle smaller than a [[battlewagon]]. It is by far ''the'' most common Ork vehicle, used by every force from the most basic [[Ork_Boy\|Boy]] to [[Warboss]]es and Goffz to Evil Sunz. Most commonly they're the barebones chassis of some [[Looted]] vehicle, an engine, and whatever scraps of metal or weapons are bolted onto it. Usually they're owned by a [[Nob]] and used to carry a mob of Boyz to the front.		'''Trukks''' are the very basic vehicles used by da [[Orks]] in [[Warhammer 40,000]]. While [[Games Workshop\|GW]] emphasizes that it's a specific vehicle, in reality it can be any Ork vehicle smaller than a [[battlewagon]]. It is by far ''the'' most common Ork vehicle, used by every force from the most basic [[Ork_Boy\|Boy]] to [[Warboss]]es and Goffz to Evil Sunz. Most commonly they're the barebones chassis of some [[Looted]] vehicle, an engine, and whatever scraps of metal or weapons are bolted onto it. Usually they're owned by a [[Nob]] and used to carry a mob of Boyz to the front.

	If a [[Mekboy\|Mek]] (or any Ork or [[neckbeard]] in general) gets their grubby mits on the burned-out shell of a [[Rhino]], [[Ghost Ark]], or any kind of [[Devilfish\|small]] [[Wave_Serpent\|transport]], it will most likely be kitbashed into a Trukk of some variety. Given the Ork fluff, simple rules in terms of crunch, and the lenient "[[Counts As]]" rules at most tournaments when it comes to Ork vehicles, the Trukk has the most variety and customization potential out of any vehicle (and maybe any model) in the entire game.		If a [[Mekboy\|Mek]] (or any Ork or [[neckbeard]] in general) gets their grubby mits on the burned-out shell of a [[Rhino]], [[Ghost Ark]], or any kind of [[Devilfish\|small]] [[Wave_Serpent\|transport]], it will most likely be kitbashed into a Trukk of some variety. Given the Ork fluff, simple rules in terms of crunch, and the lenient "[[Counts As]]" rules at most tournaments when it comes to Ork vehicles, the Trukk has the most variety and customization potential out of any vehicle (and maybe any model) in the entire game.
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	The Trukk can be taken as a Dedicated Transport for most Ork infantry units. For a 12 man Open-Topped transport with T6, 10 wounds, and a 4+ save, it is <s>a ''steal'' at 30 points</s> pretty reasonably priced at 59 points, as of 8th edition. The vehicle comes with a single [[Big Shoota]] by default, but you can also slap a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Wrecker\|Wreckin' Ball]] and/or a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin'_Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]] for some extra melee crumpin', or take a [[Stikkbomb Chukka]] to give it a little bit more ranged firepower at 12" or less. Of course, since it is Open-Topped the Orks riding inside can all shoot out as well. Unfortunately, Trukks can now only use their boarding planks by paying to do so through the Boarding Action stratagem. It should be noted that like a number of other Ork vehicles, Trukks only hit in melee on a 5+. Despite this Trukks are commonly used to charge first and tie up a unit in melee so that your Boyz don't get picked apart by Overwatch fire.		The Trukk can be taken as a Dedicated Transport for most Ork infantry units. For a 12 man Open-Topped transport with T6, 10 wounds, and a 4+ save, it is <s>a ''steal'' at 30 points</s> pretty reasonably priced at 59 points, as of 8th edition. The vehicle comes with a single [[Big Shoota]] by default, but you can also slap a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Wrecker\|Wreckin' Ball]] and/or a [[Miscellaneous_Weapons#Grabbin'_Klaw\|Grabbin' Klaw]] for some extra melee crumpin', or take a [[Stikkbomb Chukka]] to give it a little bit more ranged firepower at 12" or less. Of course, since it is Open-Topped the Orks riding inside can all shoot out as well. Unfortunately, Trukks can now only use their boarding planks by paying to do so through the Boarding Action stratagem. It should be noted that like a number of other Ork vehicles, Trukks only hit in melee on a 5+. Despite this Trukks are commonly used to charge first and tie up a unit in melee so that your Boyz don't get picked apart by Overwatch fire.

	As vehicles go Trukks are not particularly resilient, so don't expect them to last long under heavy fire. That being said, they do have a trick up their sleeve in the form of the hilarious rule ''Ramshackle'', which means that any time a Trukk is hit with a damage characteristic of more than 1, on D6 roll of a 6 that damage is reduced to 1 point. Laugh your ass off as your opponent's [[Lascannon]] takes off nothing more than a piece of sheet metal.		As vehicles go Trukks are not particularly resilient, so don't expect them to last long under heavy fire. That being said, they do have a trick up their sleeve in the form of the hilarious rule ''Ramshackle'', which means that any time a Trukk is hit with a damage characteristic of more than 1, on D6 roll of a 6 that damage is reduced to 1 point. Laugh your ass off as your opponent's [[Lascannon]] takes off nothing more than a piece of sheet metal.

	Overall Trukks have limited ranged firepower that is mitigated by their Open-Topped ability, and they can be upgraded to be mildly useful in close combat. Spare the upgrades you won't need, though, as Trukks are meant to be cheap, expendable delivery systems for your Boyz and nothing more.		Overall Trukks have limited ranged firepower that is mitigated by their Open-Topped ability, and they can be upgraded to be mildly useful in close combat. Spare the upgrades you won't need, though, as Trukks are meant to be cheap, expendable delivery systems for your Boyz and nothing more.
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	File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own. This kit was released in the closing days of 2007.		File: Trukk.jpeg\|"Official" GW Trukk model, but feel free to make your own. This kit was released in the closing days of 2007.
	File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP as of mid-2020.		File: OrkHalftrakk.jpg\| The "Halftrakk" trukk kit from Forge World, now OOP as of mid-2020.
	File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.		File: OrkTrukkwithEnclosedCab.jpg\| Another Forge World trukk kit featuring an enclosed cab. OOP as of March 2021.
	File: Ork Wartrukk.jpg\| From 1997-2007 Ork players had to content themselves with the old Ork Wartrukk, a tiny and inadequate model which was a [[Gorkamorka]] leftover.		File: Ork Wartrukk.jpg\| From 1997-2007 Ork players had to content themselves with the old Ork Wartrukk, a tiny and inadequate model which was a [[Gorkamorka]] leftover.
	File: Battlewagon1990.jpg\| The ancient ancestor of all subsequent Trukks was the Battlewagon, which GW released as a kit in 1990 (no direct relation to the current [[Battlewagon]]).		File: Battlewagon1990.jpg\| The ancient ancestor of all subsequent Trukks was the Battlewagon, which GW released as a kit in 1990 (no direct relation to the current [[Battlewagon]]).
	File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks)		File: Looted Rhino.jpeg\|Most common trukk conversions are usually Rhinos (or 1/35 scale M113 transport since they are the same size and similar looks).
	File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.		File: Looted Ghost Ark.jpeg\|Because every release is an Ork release.
	File: Looted Carnifex.jpg\|A Looted [[Carnifex]]? That's really pushing it, but it's still [[awesome]].		File: Looted Carnifex.jpg\|A Looted [[Carnifex]]? That's really pushing it, but it's still [[awesome]].