Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: January 24, 2021  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
First Battle Sisters squad done! It only took about six months to paint five - plus one Imagifier - so that should put me at a fully-painted army in about ten years! Still, the whole vampire theme is coming together and I'm liking it.

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: January 24, 2021  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
A closer shot of the Sisters of Battle squad.

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: January 24, 2021  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
I got to paint fangs on the vampire sergeant! I know that the power sword isn't the ideal choice for a Sisters of Battle squad, but I didn't have the heart to cut it off and replace it with a chain sword on the old classic metal model. I think it turned out well though; it's my first blended power sword, and I'm not super happy with it, but it's not terrible!

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: January 24, 2021  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
Love the cloak on this figure. Also love that one sisters' backpack sculpt. So predictable.

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: January 24, 2021  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
This was always my favourite Sisters' sculpt. Back in the day I converted them all to sergeants for my various squads because I thought they were easily cool enough to play that role. So that meant gluing combi-weapons to them and swords, etc. Back then I was all about fielding the cheapest army - money wise - so I gave every figure every single possible option to make it a higher points cost :) Note the teeth!

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: January 24, 2021  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
That single backpack is the best!

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: January 24, 2021  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
The last of the standard sisters for my first squad. For this one I got to paint fangs in the open mouth, so that was great!

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: January 24, 2021  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
Again with that backpack...

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: November 11, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
I am quite happy with how they turned out! Also, I feel like the metal figs actually work pretty well with the closer-to-true-scale plastic sisters as well.

Sisters of Battle  -  Posted: November 11, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
A second picture of the group from a slightly different angle.

Sisters of Battle  -  Posted: November 11, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
I struggled with a paint scheme for this figure. In the end I decided to do that blue-black sorta look for the icon, and once that decision was made it came together quite quickly! I am pretty happy with how it turned out, and I think it sets up the army nicely. The vampire theme continues, with the chalice of blood and the crow on the backpack!

Sisters of Battle  -  Posted: November 11, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
Is that what her hair looks like from behind?!? Bad joke, sorry. Harry Potter & the prisoner of Azkaban.

Sisters of Battle  -  Posted: November 11, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
A close up of the crow that I put on there. It's from that Warcry Crow gang...

Sisters of Battle  -  Posted: November 11, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
Another close-up of the crow and the side of the figure. Honestly, the figure seems almost two-dimensional.

Sisters of Battle  -  Posted: November 11, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
My second Sister here, just one more red vampire sisters to add to the army.

Sisters of Battle  -  Posted: November 11, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
From the back, I decided to go with green hilights just because I like the colour combination!

Sisters of Battle  -  Posted: November 11, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
Both of them together so far!

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: August 3, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
This is a test figure. I'm going for a distopian future gothic vampire kinda feel. What evil vampire order icon should I paint on the shoulder pad though? Bloody rose would work... This is a repainted metal fig that I had from the late 90s. I will be doing some plastics at some point...

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: August 3, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
I like the shiny red.

Sisters of Battle Squad  -  Posted: August 3, 2020  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
These figs are so small, it's hard not to muck up the gray vampiric face with the blood red lips.

Vindicare Assassin  -  Posted: June 29, 2007  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
This one was painted circa 2003... Doesn't seem that long ago to me, but I just checked my calendar and sure enough it is four years ago! Sheesh!

Death Cult Assassin  -  Posted: October 22, 2006  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
Death Cult Assassin. I once liked this fig because it added one more female miniature to the GW line. Now I am not so sure, as it seems somwhat exploitive.

Death Cult Assassin  -  Posted: October 22, 2006  -  Manufacturer: Games Workshop
A kind of blurry close up of the figure. I sold this one years ago, so can't re-take the picture!

I built this for my old Sisters of Battle army for WH40k... Although I haven't really played the game in some time I figured I would put this up as I was using this to proxy for a Soviet walker using the Gear Krieg rules.

My Sisters of Battle were actually a rebel group opposed to the unjust ruler of the Imperium called the Communities in Solidarity, thus the CS designation. The CS actually consisted of more than just sisters, there is a space marine chapter (formerly the rainbow warriors), an Eldar chapter, a Guard chapter, and a couple of Tau chapters. Yay to the people, woe to the power mongers!