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Hello, I decided I wanted to make my own plastic sisters of battle, I'm taking from the bell of lost souls post, though the russian sisters are cool, I would like it to be more, original? and to me it felt sort of lazy to go that route.

http://www.belloflostsouls.net/2015/02/plastic-sisters-wait.html

I am torn between which base model I am going to use from dream forge and figured i would ask for an opinion.

http://dreamforge-games.com/products/eisenkern-valkir-assault-trooper-redo this is what they use in the article,

http://dreamforge-games.com/products/eisenkern-panzerjagers-10-female-tank-hunters these are the actual female models that the article mentions,

http://dreamforge-games.com/products/eisenkern-stormtroopers-20-man-set this the cheapest option, that isnt quite mentioned

I really like that heavy armor look of the one in the article.

especially because of the cloth tying it together with the og sisters model.

Pretty much...the Valkirs are definitely the cooler option. Maybe use normal troopers to make lighter looking Seraphim?

The Valkir option is the one I'd pick just for time's sake. I agree with the other posters that the cloth really sells the religiosity of the Adeptus Sororitas, and while the Valkyr option has the cloth aspects already modelled in, the "cheapest option" troopers are modelled such that you can add the cloth yourself with some green stuff or whatever epoxy putty you choose, however the actual female models don't seem to provide very easy models to add the cloth to, which is unfortunate. Either way, to save time (but not necessarily money, in which case I'd go with the cheapest option), I'd go with Valkir.