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Ultramarines Redemptor Dreadnought: Brother Tyleas (1790pcs)

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Ultramarines Redemptor Dreadnought: Brother Tyleas (1790pcs)Honor the fallen. Unleash the war machine. When the line breaks and the sky burns, the Ultramarines call down Brother Tyleas. Mortally wounded in service to the Emperor, his body interred within a Cawl forged sarcophagus, he marches once more. Slower to anger, but faster to end the fight. Where he walks, the Codex Astartes is written in fire and plasma. This hand built tribute brings the Redemptor pattern to life as a centerpiece collectible. Every

Honor the fallen. Unleash the war machine.

When the line breaks and the sky burns, the Ultramarines call down Brother Tyleas. Mortally wounded in service to the Emperor, his body interred within a Cawl forged sarcophagus, he marches once more. Slower to anger, but faster to end the fight. Where he walks, the Codex Astartes is written in fire and plasma.

This hand built tribute brings the Redemptor pattern to life as a centerpiece collectible. Every pauldron, piston, reactor housing, and battle scarred greave rendered in custom engineered components. Standing taller and broader than any standard Dreadnought, this is a war engine built to be displayed, posed, and revered.

Features:

Fully poseable: Articulated walker legs, fully positionable arms.
Material:
Precision molded, durable ABS plastic
Assembly: 
Full-color, easy-to-follow instruction manual in digital format included 
Piece Count:
1,470 bricks (Dreadnought)
190 bricks (Gatling Cannon) | 147 bricks (Terrain)
Dimensions:
11" H x 9.8" W x 7" D (28cm x 25cm x 18cm)
Weight: 2.28 lbs (1,035g)

Add On: The Fallen Heavy Onslaught Gatling Cannon + Terrain

Sometimes plasma isn't the answer. Sometimes the answer is twelve hundred rounds a minute.

This optional attachment ships as a battle scarred terrain piece, a fallen gatling cannon embedded in rubble, perfect as a standalone diorama scene. Then, when Brother Tyleas walks the field again, the gatling cannon detaches in moments and mounts directly onto his right arm in place of the plasma incinerator. Two display modes from one kit.

⚔️ Bundle Deal ⚔️

Includes: 
1x Brother Tyleas Redemptor Dreadnought (Plasma Incinerator loadout)
1x Fallen Heavy Onslaught Gatling Cannon + Terrain Attachment 

Total if bought separately: $179.80 
💸 Bundle Price: $159.90 (Save $19.90!)

The fallen gatling cannon ships as a standalone battle scarred diorama piece, then mounts directly onto Brother Tyleas in place of the plasma incinerator. Two display modes from one kit.

🔧 Lifetime Brick Replacement Guarantee

Every custom kit is assembled by hand, and while our tech priests strive for perfection, even the Omnissiah occasionally skips a cog.

If a brick is missing, a part goes astray in warp transit, or you lose a piece down the line, you're covered.

This kit comes with lifetime support. If a piece is missing, now or years from now, simply send a message with the details. Replacements will be shipped free of charge.

Courage and honour, brother. He stands ready.

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