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Hi, all. After doing my wraith knight build, I have a Sun cannon left over. One thing I am thinking of doing with it is building a non Forge World Warp Hunter. I'm still mentally working out the details and the degree of difficulty on the build, and I'm trying to figure out if I will build the gun as a (fixed) turret piece or mount the weapon onto the hull as with the stock WH. As the title says, I'm wondering what people view as the defining feature of the tank, and if I will need to do the hull build to make sure the tank is distinguishable from a Fire Prism. Thanks!

Warp hunter has always been a big gun grafted onto a tank hull, tank destroyer, style.
No turret.

The fire prism became a tank with turret when they converted it across from epic to 40k. The warp hunter didn't.