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This simple conversion is based on some Gear Krieg artwork. I used a cheap Armourfast Su-85 1/72 kit to start, the EKC is made of plastic-rod with additional plastic pieces to represent the outside magnetic projectors.

Gear Krieg Background:
One application of Tesla technology was the EKC "electrokinetic cannon," a combined energy projectile weapon of great destructive potential. The Soviets based this weapon on schematics from reverse-engineered German "Thor's Hammer" artillery guns, applying the same principles they had used to shrink the Tesla ray.
The result was a rudimentary combat railgun small enough for common battlefield deployment. Firing large armour-piercing rounds at velocities far faster than normal cannon rounds, the electrokinetic cannon became the primary weapon of the Russians' new SU-series tank killers.

Very nice, could do with some kind of copper wiring around the barrel though to give it a bit more of the "electrical" feel.

Unfortunately NOPE! I am kinda limited by the established artwork...
;-)

OK, OK... Also received some valuable feedback on other forums.

What about this:

I added 2 crewmen (AB Minis) and the super science engine stuff (GZG).
Pulpy enough?

I am limited in a way, it still has to represent the established artwork...