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I'll post a (poor) picture this evening - the wing goes around the back and joins up with the RTT base now to provide a lot of cover!
For the more permanent camp site all you nee is a 3meter square Gazebo 
!00% waterproof, standing room, goes up easily in under 10min & you can back the truck under it
Oh & only £15 from B&Q
And then for a less permanent arrangement, brewing up @ lunch time, I've knocked this together
It's made from a 2400mm x 1800mm HD RED tarp from off of the Bay for a fiver, two adjustable tent poles (1600mm to 2400mm) £16 each also from off the Bay & a pack of spare guy ropes from Halfords £3.99
Also features standing room, 100% waterproof & can be left up with the rear door open or closed
!00% waterproof, standing room, goes up easily in under 10min & you can back the truck under it
Oh & only £15 from B&Q
And then for a less permanent arrangement, brewing up @ lunch time, I've knocked this together
It's made from a 2400mm x 1800mm HD RED tarp from off of the Bay for a fiver, two adjustable tent poles (1600mm to 2400mm) £16 each also from off the Bay & a pack of spare guy ropes from Halfords £3.99
Also features standing room, 100% waterproof & can be left up with the rear door open or closed
Really awful photo - sorry. Only shows the front too !
There was the one Gav posted 
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Nope - zip the side extensions into the vertical bit then the roof line forms a water run-off overhang ...
Got mine from the TBR dealership in Edinburgh - Scotland 4x4. Best purchase I've made in a long time!
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Link:
http://4x4scotland.com/shop/Welcome.html
Cheers
Link:
http://4x4scotland.com/shop/Welcome.html
Something like that
You can mount them to bars no problem, I just have 3 bars There are two channels running the length of the back of the main structure which you slide bolts into which you fix into your brackets so the positioning of the brackets is pretty flexible.
I have the main fox wing, 3 extension panels, an Oz Tent RV? caravan awning connector and some awning track fixed along my rear roof bar, all from BOAB. The Oz Tent awning connector converts one of the extension panels into a small tarp that feeds into the awning channel and then with a couple of fox wing poles makes a small awning over the tailgate for quick brew ups The extension panels are expensive for what they are but are very useful.
There are two channels running the length of the back of the main structure which you slide bolts into which you fix into your brackets so the positioning of the brackets is pretty flexible.I have the main fox wing, 3 extension panels, an Oz Tent RV? caravan awning connector and some awning track fixed along my rear roof bar, all from BOAB. The Oz Tent awning connector converts one of the extension panels into a small tarp that feeds into the awning channel and then with a couple of fox wing poles makes a small awning over the tailgate for quick brew ups
The extension panels are expensive for what they are but are very useful.
I didn't buy them all at once, but I'd used a single panel plenty of times when more would have been useful. They are expensive for what they are but then again so is the fox wing in the first place when you could just get a £5 tarp from B&Q and some poles instead Same convenience vs price deal with the panels really, just zip them on, stick the supplied poles under if using as an extension, no flapping about or water running down the inside where the two don't meet 
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Gary Stockton said:
I have the same, 1 x almost wedge shape off the back which is the width of the rack and then widens right out as it goes out. Its custom made out of canvas and also have a vinyl one off the side which was a caravan awening. Both run off annexe track mounted to the roofrack.
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