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I'm not sure I'm sold on the Death Organ Grinder of DOOM.

I /do/ want something baroque and ancient looking, though. I was looking through my FLGS the other day, and saw the Empire Hellblaster/Rocket artillery weapon. Does anyone have any experience with using this model for the Exorcist, or indeed, even with how many pieces etc this model comes in? Would it be suitable (along with a rhino chassis) for an Exorcist, in the opinion of some more experienced modellers? I'm not all that experienced of a converter (just a few head/weapon swaps, really), but I find the FW exorcist to be ... boring, and the organ, as mentioned, just too over the top.

just use the space marine whirlwind

I think the Hellstorm Rockets would make for a pretty nice display, definitely. And the cool thing is, you'd probably have enough bits to sell a full Hellblaster to an Empire player, offsetting the expense.

my wife used the Exorcist main body (the rhino with all the pretty stained glass type add ons) and the missle system from a whirlwind with added bits to make it look sisterish. will post a pic someday if i can find the camera (its in a moving box somewhere)

Put on a really big chain gun on it aka the A-10's primaryantitank gun. The fluff of a multishot, low ap weapon is very appropriate.

My conversion are similar to what Kardos stated. Unfortunately this can require bits parts or extra kits for pieces.

I took a Immolator to start. I built it as normal but did not assemble the turret. Also, I left an the opening in the back of the armored top instead of the front as is needed by the immolator. Next I took some plastic and cut it to make a spacer. If you don't do this, the turret will not rotate properly and the missile pods hit the roof when turned. Now, I took the missile pod pieces off a Whirlwind and mounted them on to the immolator turret. Use some of the fluffy icon bits to decorate and viola!

It is a pretty simple conversion and I have received some nice comments from people who have seen it. Unfortunately I have not taken any pics of it.

Check out my version based on the old Rhino:


Painted:


Or maybe the Forgeworld one?


More SoB here: http://www.agisn.de/html/sisters_of_battle.html