Need to bust a bunker? Come see the HOT new Cyclonic Melta Lance for the Leviathan Dreadnought – and it’s got all the AP you need!
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LEVIATHAN DREADNOUGHT WITH CYCLONIC MELTA LANCE AND SIEGE CLAW £72
Created in limited numbers in the latter days of the Great Crusade, the Leviathan pattern Siege Dreadnought was developed in secret on Terra, away from the pervasive oculars of the Mechanicum. Its massive frame incorporates hybridised technologies, some dating back into the dim past of humanity. Towering over later Imperial walker patterns, this heavily armoured dreadnought is savagely powerful.
This Leviathan pattern Siege Dreadnought is equipped with a Cyclonic Melta Lance and a Siege Claw with built in melta-gun, a devastating pairing of powerful short ranged and close combat weaponry uniquely developed for the Leviathan.
The Leviathan pattern Siege Dreadnought is a multi-part resin kit. It includes optional torso mounted heavy flamers and volkite calivers, an optional Phosphex discharger and an 80mm round base.
LEVIATHAN CYCLONIC MELTA LANCE £13
he ranged weapons of the Leviathan pattern Siege Dreadnought were designed to be used at closer range than those carried by most classes of dreadnought. The Leviathan Cyclonic Melta Lance is a rapid cycling melta weapon, firing faster, with more powerful shots than a standard multi-melta, though at the reduced range common to Leviathan pattern weaponry.
The Leviathan Cyclonic Melta Lance is a multi-part resin kit that can be built as either the left or right weapon arm for the Leviathan pattern Siege Dreadnought.
Relic Leviathan Dreadnought PDF
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