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I have very, very slowly been working on my WH army. I decided after painting up my entire ork army that my next one would be much more detailed. As a result, I chose the very best army for painting (personal opinion, of course).

I worked out a very good system: I only buy more sisters when I've fully painted the ones I have. As a result, I've actually been putting a bit of time into painting them (so I can get more, and be able to field them).

Well, enough talk. Pictures!


The Inquisitor Himself - Spent a good 4-5 hours on this one. I wanted to make sure everything was done as good as I possibley can. I folloed the Games Workshop method for doing the flame on the gun.



The Cannoness - Possibley my favorite mini so far. She originally had a flaming sword; however, the blessed weapon is a 2h weapon, and I really wanted her to have a bolter (BS 5 should not be wasted). I love the red hair, green eyes. It's just cute.



Inquisitorial Henchmen - Just a few of these fellows have been painted, so far. Nothing terribley interesting here.




Inquisitorial Storm Trooper - This is the color scheme I selected for the storm troopers. I really like a drab, dull color scheme, especially when it is offset by bright orange goggles. Overall, I really like the way these guys turned out. They'll be very good bullet shields for my sisters.



The Sisters - Not a large amount of them painted yet, unfortunatley. The ones that have been painted have came out very well (I think), and I look forward to fielding them.




I feel I should also point this out: I am considering the idea of putting little cat ears and tails on the Sisters. The Catgirls of Battle would be a very fun army to field in a tournament; If I get good enough playing them, I will do so.

...comments are welcome, as are criticisms...

that's a beautiful inq and ret. I particularly like the storm troopers. I've been putting off painting mine.

What ret are you taking?

Pretty much going to take the standard ret, minus the cherub (that stupid little floaty guy with the bolter). I've ordered a few little servo skulls to help fill out the ret, but the beauty is going to be in the servitors.

I'm going to mod up some of my old ork models to make a group of Servitorks. Orks with power claws, big weapons, and lots of wires in the brain (and a little drool down the chin).

Like the two tone blue scheme on your sistas, makes them different. Maybe get a good highlight on the edges of those blues. I would like blue shoulders on the stormtroopers myself but thats just me, they really look good tho. Will be a good looking army, and need to post pics of those servitorks 4 sure!

Beautiful! A nice, crisp paint job. Only critisism is maybe a little more water in your metallics. Other than that, keep it up!

I'm still thinking about the catgirls thing, though. I might just make a tiny pair of cat ears to attach to my cannoness, if only to make her cuter.

Looking good, what kind of basing are you going to do?