Deredeo Dreadnought: Anvilus Configuration

The Deredeo Dreadnought is not a model – it’s a walking termination notice for everything on the horizon. Designed as a mobile heavy weapons platform, it combines overwhelming firepower with the resilience of a Dreadnought chassis. Yes, it is expensive to produce. Yes, it devours maintenance resources. And yet both Loyalists and Traitors alike demanded it from the few Forge Worlds capable of building it. When both sides of a galactic civil war agree on something, it’s usually because it deletes problems very efficiently.

This multi-part plastic kit builds a Deredeo Dreadnought in the Anvilus configuration. For its arm-mounted main weapons, you can choose between the rapid-firing Anvilus Autocannon Battery or the armour-shattering Hellfire Plasma Cannonade. The torso adds even more punishment with your choice of twin-linked Heavy Bolters or twin-linked Heavy Flamers. And because the concept of “enough firepower” does not officially exist in the Imperium, a mighty Aiolos Missile Launcher is mounted on top of the chassis for good measure. Anti-air included. Naturally.

Visually, the Deredeo is just as customizable as it is destructive: different knee poses, knee guards, armour plates, upper torso armour and head options let you tailor this war machine to perfectly match your Legiones Astartes force — whether you fight for the Emperor or for Horus. Either way, it will look absolutely judgmental while doing it.

The kit consists of 166 plastic components, includes an 80 mm Citadel round base, and a Legiones Astartes Vehicle Transfer Sheet with 44 markings for the Sons of Horus and Imperial Fists. The miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly. Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel Colour paints are recommended.

In short:
The Deredeo is what happens when “just one more gun” is taken way too seriously.