The new alternative Leviathan Dreadnought armor upgrade bits from Liber Daemonica will let you show your Space Marines chapter pride!
Liber Daemonica has all kinds of cool alternative Space Marines and Imperial Guard bits on their site. All their heads, shoulder pads, upgrade packs, backpacks, and weapons make for super easy conversions that will make your minis look amazing.
If you don’t feel like painting or converting anything, they do some excellent commission work covering everything from conversions to paint jobs.
This time, we’ll look at a bunch of new bits that work great to upgrade your Space Marine Leviathan Dreadnoughts for different chapters.
Armor Model “Levi” Type Crow: 24,95 €
Like their other upgrade kits, they are much more excellent-looking than the original ones. If you want a fast upgrade, these are perfect. Here are the specs:
A unique Armor for your dred. The set contains 1 item shown in the picture. Suitable for new Dred models.
Armor Model “Levi” Type Romanus: 24,95 €
For the price, it’s hard to beat this kit! Every little piece of it is so detailed and just full of character. From all the insignias to all the little details, this is amazing. Don’t let your Ultras go into battle without all the fixings possible. It’s the only thing that keeps the nightmares away.
A unique Armor for your dred. The set contains 1 item shown in the picture. Suitable for new Dred models.
Armor Model “Levi” Type Hound: 24,95 €
A unique Armor for your dred. The set contains 1 item shown in the picture. Suitable for new Dred models.
If you like what Liber Daemonica has been up teo, check out what else they have released here! That does it for this one, now stop staring and get some new bits!
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