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So it just popped into my head as I sat down at my computer and started browsing the FW Ork Stuff... Ive always liked the FW Gargantuan Squigoth and have attempted to scratch build it from the LoTR Elephant (Mumath?) and failed... and I can never find a simple dinosaur toy to start with or anything... However I recently ordered a FW War Mammoth for my WoC army... The howdas do not need to be glued on, so what if I made a second howda like the Gargantuan Squigoth one... would you let me use it as a Gargantuan Squigoth in an apacolypse game? Since Squigs (and squigoths) come in all different shapes and sizes I figured this would be kinda cool at the same time as saving money >.< It might not even necessarily be a squigoth but just a Mammoth that my ork army found on a feral planet and decided to throw a howda on. Works all the same right? Ill tempered, big, can strap gunz on it, etc etc.

EDIT: Sorry for the bad photoshop skills... Its a really old version of photoshop and Im a newb :O

Yeah, go for it. I went for 'more than just sticking on the howdah' so i'd better qualify: I think you could do a bit more to make the model gel together, such as adding glyph plates to the mumak's helmet, maybe some gunz on the flanks, and some grots hanging off chains etc.