The most potent of the Wargear options you can add to the Looted Wagon is the Kill Kannon. No need to make one of those with this kit - but what if you don't want one (I can't think of why, but, what if). Similar to the front gun, I built a transition piece that could replace the turret. I then added a hatch, also from Kromlech.
Then I got a little obsessive with the magnets. So, the transition piece is magnetized to the tank, the hatch is magnetized to the transition piece, the lid is is magnetized to the hatch and then the lid then has tiny magnets in the hinge so it can open and close (not completed in pic below).
And with one of Kromlech's tank crew added.
One of the pitfalls (and awesomeness) of so many magnets, is you can just keeping adding and combining pieces. So Kromlech's turrets (and associated guns) can also be added as an alternate.
And now we loose all pretense of useful wargear conversions. Without the turret and the steep angle of the front armour made me think this could be an an awesome tank destroyer. So built a gun, added a magnet and viola, an Ork StuG - but really just another Kill Kannon option.
And the last and most pointless conversion, I swapped out the engine plant in the back for a set of doors. The idea was that if the Looted Wagon was carrying troops, there should be an Access Point.
Finally, a shot of (most of) the pieces laid out. I did build a few additional options - Deff Rolla, a few more Big Shoota and Rokkit options, etc.
Hope you're liking this look at a, now fairly modular, scrap tank/looted wagon! Next post we get some paint on this bad boy.