Deredeo-Dreadnought: Anvilus Configuration

The Deredeo Dreadnought is no miniature—it’s a walking death sentence for anything that voluntarily appears on the horizon. Designed as a walking platform for heavy weapons, it combines brutal firepower with the toughness of a Dreadnought chassis. Yes, it’s expensive to build. Yes, its maintenance devours resources. But when loyalists and traitors alike say, “We need this!”—then you know they’re not messing around; they’re launching an orbital bombardment.

This multi-part plastic model kit lets you build a Deredeo Dreadnought in the Anvilus configuration. For the main armament on the arms, you can choose between the rapid-firing Anvilus machine gun battery or the armor-piercing Hellfire plasma cannonade. The torso houses either synchronized Heavy Bolters or Heavy Flamethrowers. And because “enough firepower” isn’t a recognized concept in the Imperium, an Aiolos rocket launcher is also perched atop the chassis. Air defense included. Just in case. And for every enemy.

You can also get creative with the look: Various knee poses, knee armor, armor plates, upper torso armor, and heads ensure that your Deredeo doesn’t look like the Dreadnought at the next table. Whether you’re loyal to the Imperator or fighting in Horus’s name—this colossus adapts to your Legion. Or rather: It dominates it with style.

The kit consists of 166 plastic parts, includes an 80-mm Citadel round base, and a Legiones Astartes vehicle decal sheet with 44 markings for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists. The miniature is supplied unpainted and unassembled—the glory comes later. Citadel Glue and Citadel paints are recommended.

Summary for those in a hurry:
Deredeo is what happens when “just a little more firepower” completely spirals out of control.