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The question is simple, how are people modeling meltas and powerfists on their Gal Vorbak. It seems a shame to chop apart these great models without a plan and im looking for inspiration.

Though i haven't done so myself, not having the figures, here is what i would do. For the Melta's, i think the simplest conversion would be to swap out the bolt pistols on the figures that are actually holding them in hand, as opposed to ones that have it mutated into the arm. The powerfist i think would be abit more tricky to accomplish, and personally i would be more apt to instead of conversion, paint one of the mutated claws in a way as to signify it's difference.