Don’t miss all the new alternative Leviathan Dreadnought upgrade kits from Liber Daemonica that are perfect for Horus Heresy and 40k!
Liber Daemonica also has all kinds of really cool Marine/Chaos Marine heads and bits on the site, along with tons of other cool stuff. All the heads, shoulder pads, 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 really awesome commission work covering everything from conversions to paint jobs.
Alternative Leviathan Dreadnought Upgrade Kits For Your Heresy
This time around, we’ll be looking at a bunch of new upgrade kits made especially for some chapters that you’ll be able to guess. These are just some of what they offer in the way of armor kits, so be sure to check them out to see everything they offer.
Also, with their recent move to Estonia, they have cleared up all the potential shipping issues.
Armor Model “Levi” Type Arcanum: 24,95 €
Just to note, these are on pre-order now but will be shipping out quite soon. Every little piece of this kit is so detailed and just full of character. From all the insignias to the skulls to the ropes, this is amazing.
Don’t let your marines go into battle without all the fixings possible. It’s the only thing that keeps the nightmares away.
Armor Model “Levi” Type Sanguis: 24,95 €
In just a few minutes, you can make your leviathan dread match the rest of your army. With all the extra detail on here, it will also make for a really fun painting challenge without breaking the bank.
Type Horus: 24,95 €
Here are the specs on this one:
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 is up to, check out everything they have going on here!
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