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Good work on the imagifiers CB. Looking forward to seeing the exorcism in the painting challenge

The consistancy across the group is impressive. Nice work.

Great modifications. Not knowing the models it’s difficult to tell which is the original sculpt and which have been tweaked.

Great work CB. Always love seeing the classic sculpts - and gobert's right, you couldn't pick the conversion out in the crowd. Nice job!

So clean and sharp colors. Top job, once again!

Those immolators/rhinos are top of the charts in all categories - excellent painting, playability, and classic style! I much prefer the old version with the neat crystal shield. Well done!

Looking very crisp! Nice colours, had a sisters force of my own 10 years ago. Still all metal back in the day.

Thank you Viterbi, Maharg, youwashock, gobert, tzurk, Ezki, kestrel, and Honingtomaten.

Great motivation for the next part of the army, the second Exorcist for this month's Unofficial Monthly Painting Challenge (Pile of Shame)

No OOP as they have rolled out a new plastic model for the Sisters.





More to come.

The long painting war continues...

CB

Progress on my metal Exorcist...there are a lot of purity seals.






The long painting war continues...

CB

That's some good progress, you'll have it finished in no time!

Looking good! Love all that script.

The holiest tank of them all! Looking great and good thing you didn't go mad painting and inscribing all those purity seals

Thank you for the comments MegaDave and youwashock.

Viterbi wrote:The holiest tank of them all! Looking great and good thing you didn't go mad painting and inscribing all those purity seals

Thanks Viterbi,

Yes, while I was painting them I was complaining to my friends over webex as we painted remotely. I kept finding new purity seals as I painted some of the smaller details. There were hidden sculpts in several places.

And her she is in all her painted glory.








The long painting war continues...

CB

Great job! Nice work on all the script.

Sweet ride! Not that you can really see it under all those purity seals!

Thank you gentlemen.

Here is the seventh and final tank of the reboot from the Mark I to the Mark II Rhino chassis (which has now been replaced by new Sister's vehicles).














Made from a regular Rhino chassis, with some magnets and some Sisters of Battle extras with some old Bretonnian transfers thrown in.

The long painting war continues...

CB

Looks great, and congrats on wrapping up the Mk II tanks. Love the gold bolter casing.

Great job finishing the last rhino! Your sisters definitely know how to ride over the battlefield in style.

Looks great. Quite a few vehicles done. Time for an army shot soon?

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Seriously epic group photo Captain, this is an amazing blog! Keep up the good work!

After all the heavily decorated Sisters' vehicles, it's refreshing to see some really well done examples of the more pragmatic classics.

Thank you everyone. As requested by Fifty, since I finished all my Sister's models, here is an army shot...actually four of them.

They are with the updated vehicles...or updated for ten years ago (right in time for them to be replaced by the third iteration of Sister's vehicles).

Option #1

Option #2

Option #3

Option #4


Which one should I use for the first page?

The long painting war continues...but for this army it is finished.

CB

I feel like I am looking at one of those "spot the differences" puzzles. Option 4, I think.

Beautiful force, Cap'n.

Impressive. That's a whole bunch of bad ladies.

Great group shots Captain! I think the lighting is best in Option #1

Fantastic group shot. Incredible consistency, Captain. I'd use Option #1.

The army looks great, as for which one

One hell of an army there Sir truly the result of faith and devotion. Hope you get a chance to test them on the tabletop soon.

Amazing army shot, so good to see them all together! And as others have said, there are differences in the pictures?

Use number 4! 4 is my favorite number so that has to be the best one.