Sisters of Battle, Blood Angels, Imperial Knights and more from Warhammer 40k
It took me months to finally paint my converted Seraphim, but I did it at last. It was definitely worth it and I get much closer to a fully painted army. Although I just received a new unit of 10 Repentia Sisters, which have to follow ... a couple of month from now >.< The... Continue Reading →
What a blasphemy this is, but I simply couldn't stand this small, meaningless Warboss in my wife's army anymore. It's this guy I'm talking about ... Barely as big as a Nob and all together not the guy to frighten your enemies, right? Luckily I found an old (metal!) Dreadnought, unused Killa Kan weapons and... Continue Reading →
Time for some heavy machinery! My converted Immolator is finally rolling and even though I'm not too happy with the painting, I'm relieved that it's done
Time for a new unit to spice up your army list! And this time it gets heavy. I'd like to introduce to you: The Maiden of Vengeance. The Maiden is designed for close combat, but comes with some additional short-range options like an Immolation Flamer!
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.
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 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!
Welcome to the domain of the Sisters of Saint Nora. A fully converted Sisters of Battle army - out of plastic.
This article is 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.
Tomorrow is the big day and I finally get my hands on an Imperial Knight. It's not that I want to start a new army, but I simply love the model. Its design, its weapons, its pure presence. And it is a brilliant model to convert or at least to add a lot of additional details. So I decided to add a Knight to my Sisters army.
Sisters of Saint Nora 