Ossiarch Bonereapers Liege-Kavalos On War Chariot
£47.00 inc. VAT
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- Game
- Warhammer
If your Ossiarch Bonereapers force needs a leader who can ride at the front of your fastest cavalry and chariots, the Liege-Kavalos on War Chariot is built for exactly that job. This multipart plastic kit lets you field a swift, commanding officer whose presence lifts the units around them into the fight with real purpose. It's a centrepiece model for any Death army that wants speed and authority on the table.
Inside the box you get everything needed to build this chariot and its rider, with plenty of detail to bring out with paint and careful assembly. The kit also gives you the option to build an alternative chariot configuration, so you get real flexibility for how this unit fits into your army. It's a rewarding build for anyone who enjoys the hobby side of the game as much as the tabletop.
63
Plastic components
2
Build options
1
Citadel oval base
Details
| Game | Warhammer Age of Sigmar |
| Set | Ossiarch Bonereapers |
| Product type | Multipart plastic miniatures kit |
| Release date | |
| Made by | Games Workshop |
| Contents | 63 plastic components and 1x Citadel 120mm by 92mm oval base |
Inspiring Presence on the Charge
This model keeps pace with the fastest cavalry and chariots in your army, so your spearhead units never outrun their commander. Nearby units draw inspiration from the Liege-Kavalos, and their presence adds extra strength and skill when cavalry and chariots crash into combat. That makes this model a natural choice to ride at the heart of the charge rather than sit back with the rest of the army. It's a centrepiece both on the battlefield and the display shelf.
Two Ways to Build
The kit can be assembled as the Liege-Kavalos on War Chariot or as a Kavalos War Chariot, so you get a choice in how this unit joins your collection. That flexibility means you can tailor the build to the role you need in your army list without buying a separate kit. It's a nice bit of value built into a single box. Whichever option you choose, you're working from the same quality plastic components.
Bespoke Armour and Chariot Detailing
The Liege-Kavalos wears a bespoke suit of armour, while their chariot is decorated with gems and heraldry, giving the model plenty of character to bring out when you paint it. These details make it a standout centrepiece that rewards careful work with a brush. They also help the model read clearly as a leader on the tabletop, distinct from the rank-and-file units around it. It's a kit that hobbyists who enjoy showcase-quality builds will appreciate.
