And to make up for this rude interruption (if into my own thread) I will put up some more old projects for your perusal.
Being half Yorkshire, half Scottish, I am somewhat careful with money. I want to get the most out of every kit. So I bought
one Skaven war machine (
which could be made into either a plague claw catapult or a warplightning cannon) and I wangled both machines out of that one kit, with the judicious use of lolly sticks and spare wheels in my bits box and cheap chain, etc.
The catapult, it's warpstone counterweight beijg a crucial part of the cannon, had to use a little pebble I picked up from a coastal walk instead!

It was fun getting the chains to hold the pebble. I built this in a different orientation to the suggested model (official
https://www.games-workshop.com/en-GB/Pestilens-Plague-Claw-Catapult). Notice my addition of handy platforms at the side? I don'l like to put my models to too much trouble! The engine is far more easily attended with these platforms in place. Also I have added some sort of extra winching wheel mechanism. Hopefully that also helps save the little rats' arms?
The warplightning cannon got off to a false start, when I thought I could just wood stain the balsa and lolly sticks ...

It did not look at all right, so I painted it to match the rest of my stuff a bit better ...


The official model (
https://www.games-workshop.com/en-GB/Skaven-Warp-Lightning-Cannon-2015) looks quite a bit different. I have reversed the barrel (I don't know why, now) and added what I consider to be vital copper boiler type things underneath. Vital.
Before I repainted it, I remembered I had scratchbuilt a warp lightning cannon a LONG time ago, so I dug that first one out of it's box ...

Yes, that is a toothpaste top, and yes, that does seem to be some sort of gas mask wearing womble/Clanger crewing the machine.

Just before I repainted it, I lined up my three warplightning cannons to see what they would look like side by side ..

Apparently scale creep has occurred in my personal life too!
I now have another one (see earlier this thread -
http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=120442.msg1510330#msg1510330) which means Gibby can currently field three proper ones in his campaign army.
The little one, however, I am fond of. I am toying with the idea of making house-rules for a smaller, weaker, less effective version, so that Gibby's forces might include a baby cannon too!