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Building a warboss on a bike model, and the bike itself so far isnt that much of an issue for me but the klaw on the other hand...

The boss, being bigger than ork boyz by a longshot, is far too big for the dinky klaws i already have and i dont feel like buying another warboss just for the klaw. In the process of ebay stalking, i found two scythe-like giant claws from warhammer fantasy (Beastman specifically) for 1 buck from the same buyer i already was getting stuff from. Bam, i got a cool klaw coming!

However, im not that great with this. This is what i got so far, and quite frankly im lost at how to make it look cleaner yet still orky. I still have the other one in case you guys think i jacked this one up lol but i hope not since i gotta rip the metal arm out of there then. Any tips to make this look a bit more realistic/orky?

add some rivets! you can make them from thin styrene tubes cut into thin pieces...

Use the exhaust from a SM bike bit, you can

find bike pieces fairly cheaply on Ebay, then

stick that on there, and maybe some wire

pieces from spare terminator arms

(if you have any) or wire pieces made

from Greenstuff, super easy to do,

just roll long thin little wire looking

pieces and bunch them together,

and stick them on the claw. A hydraulic

rod would look cool too, they always have those on claws

too.