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 Ouze wrote:

 jonolikespie wrote:

 Ouze wrote:

 adamsouza wrote:
Secondly, by time you buy the extra arms, to get the right weapon combo, your not saving money.

OK, this is flat out horsegak from the land of Made Up Nonsense, bro. The Leviathan is $100 or so, and the arms are $30 each (and you may only need one, defending how you want to outfit it). Assuming you need two, it's $160.

The Knight-Lancer is $285. The warhound is $428 USD without arms.

I think he was comparing it to the GW knight, that's about that price in USD isn't it?

If that so, the comparison makes even less sense since there is no shield arm for the Leviathan to buy.

I believe I confused the regular Knight and Cerastus Knight Lancer when I wrote that.

In another similar thread, I'm involved in, there where someone was promoting the Leviathan ($120 +$70 for 2 arms) as a proxy to the regular Knight ($140).

If you're going to convert a Cerastus Knight Lancer, the Leviathan is a decent starting point