*Furyou Miko

If you mean they saw it it being one of the most popular armies, then yes - the white dwarf codex was powerful. The lack of support really isn't their fault. The horrible nerfing of St. Silvia and St. Arabella's fluff, however... ugh.

The trust is that Repentia only had that rule to playtest it for the Black Templars, so once that was done and then taken away again, it wasn't needed.

Must be my age showing - they look like second edition plague marines to me.

Those are Chaos Marines, lol. The first one is unnerving because she's covered in VERY fresh blood, and she looks totally calm and a little curious.

First one's a repeat, not seen the second one. Both very nice though!

It's at an odd angle because the photo reference is of someone with a foot (soccer) ball, about to kick off. You see that exact pose all the time. XD The original pose is the footballer sweeping the ball in close to their dominant foot, ready to launch it high over the other team.

I think so? Yours was the red text, right?

There is nothing for the Ecclesiarchy to expect - the Adepta Sororitas are entirely under their control until the Sisters find evidence of corruption in their priestly contacts. They're not a separate organisation, they're the Ecclesiarchy's Internal Affairs department.

Ash looks better though

Equine xenos are not board appropriate, let alone subforum appropriate. Back on track, people.

The Canoness kit.

Hoods and capes are two of the easiest things there are to green stuff... or rather, milliput. Green Stuff is horrible to work with because of the stickiness. A hood of milliput however, is very easy. Create a disk the size of a penny or so and, using wet fingers, squash it to about half a mil thick (basically the thinnest it will go without rupturing). You can then use a sharp (wet) knife to cut away one side until you have a crisp edge for the front of the hood... then it's a simple matter of draping it over the model's head and tucking in the bottoms.

Thanks Slips. Must still have sand in my brain~

I almost always justify a Mirror Match as a training exercise. Then again, I always assumed that the Order of the Piercing Thorn committed ritual suicide when they realised that their exposure to warp energy was twisting their bodies, too. But maybe the rest of the story about them is in one of the Yarrick books.

I think you mean feminine. Effeminate is a word used to describe men as feminine. Unless you were making a joke about the Sisters' faces on the models...