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So im looking for some good sources for battle sisters official color scheme, however the lighting on all of the pics i have found seem to have very bad lighting making alot of colors look washed out or black when its not. I know of the red on some of the cloth and the white hair, but some of the armor itself its hard to see the proper colors. Anyone have advice on the armors and metallics?

Im mostly collecting the sisters but I would like to have these in official colors unlike my necrons.


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as a side note even with washing all the parts and 2 layers of primer some of the paint still wants to peel off easily. Any reason for this?

Check the links through to the Orders on http://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Orders_Militant for sample models.

There are six 'Major Orders' (roughly equivalent to First Founding Legions), the traditional poster army is the Order of Our Martyred Lady (black armour, red cloth, white hair) and the Order of the Sacred Rose (white armour, black cloth lined with red, black hair) featured in Dawn of War.

They've all got a red/black/white palate with metallic accents, I suspect this may change with the introduction of the new models/Codex because some are hard to tell apart at a glance.

I do hope we get a physcial codex and new models, Would be amazing and easier to get the battle sisters than it is now waiting for each to be made to order.