Telemon Heavy Dreadnought – Adeptus Custodes Super-Heavy Walker Proxy

A Telemon-style dreadnought represents the extreme end of how Adeptus Custodes play on the tabletop: slow, inevitable, and brutally difficult to remove. Units like this aren’t about clever tricks or speed. They exist to dominate space, soak an unreasonable amount of firepower, and still be standing when the rest of the board has collapsed around them. When a Telemon-style unit commits to an area, your opponent has to deal with it — ignoring it usually means losing objectives or watching key units get deleted. On the table, this kind of unit is commonly used for: Anchoring the centre of the board Absorbing enemy focus so infantry can score freely Controlling firing lanes and charge angles Acting as a late-game problem that’s still alive when others aren’t It pairs especially well with elite infantry, forcing opponents to choose between shooting the unkillable walker or the scoring units around it — neither option feels good. Why players bring units like this Custodes armies reward commitment and pressure. A Telemon-style dreadnought lets you commit early without fear, knowing it will still be relevant deep into the game. Printing Notes Large, solid components designed for handling during play No ultra-thin parts that snap when moving the model Multipart layout for manageable printing and assembly Strong silhouette that reads clearly from tabletop distance