Warhammer 40k – Sisters of Battle
It is finally done. I finished my Imperial Knight in Sisters of Battle Style. It took me weeks, but it was worth it. I'm proud of the result and I can easily say, this is the best model I ever painted. And most important, time has come to take care of some other projects.
Today we'll have a look at some of the more important Order Minoris of the Adeptus Sororitas, checking on their background informations, important persons and notable conflicts. (And don't ask me how the title picture is related to this post ^^)
Time for an update on my Sororitas Knight! I could finally finish the most parts of the Knights body. Meaning, there is mainly the base left to go and a light on the horizon.
A collection of House Rules for the Adepta Sororitas of the 8th Edition of Warhammer 40k. Order Tactics, Stratagems, Warlord Traits, Relics and new units. Last update: 11.05.2018
Do you know these moments, when you buy some new stuff, the thrill of anticipation, but at the same time, you feel pretty bad to have spent a lot of money again? I found a way to at least avoid a bad conscience about it - and I'll tell you the trick:
A week has past since I last shared some updates on my Sororitas Knight, and eventhough I'm far from finished, I wanted to give some new impressions. Luckily, there is another model I can also share with you guys, my converted Legatine!
Praise the Emperor! It is finally confirmed. The Sisters of Battle will reappear in one of the darkest hours of the Imperium in 2019. Games Workshop heard our calls from the last 20 years and will release new plastic Sisters of Battle.
Welcome to the domain of the Sisters of Saint Nora. A fully converted Sisters of Battle army - out of plastic. This article is more or less a combination of all the other conversion-posts so far and will be updated regularly.
Time for a recap: After 1 1/2 days of cutting, glueing, melting, drilling and even hurting my self (oh surprise) Step II of my Sorortias Knight is finally done - all parts are fully converted and primed. Now it is time to have a look back and than start to paint.
