Angels of War (build kit)

The Sisterhood of Battle meets its finest expression in this Angels of War build kit, a squad of five dynamic female warriors designed for grimdark sci-fi wargaming. Standing 34mm from feet to eyes, these highly detailed resin-ready miniatures bring ruthless holy vengeance to your tabletop battlefield.

This kit contains 55 unique parts, giving you everything needed to assemble a full squad of five warriors with complete weapon and pose variety. Included are 5 bodies, 5 scenic rubble bases, 40 hands and weapons, 4 interchangeable heads, and 1 ornate winged backpack. Weapons range from heavy bolt pistols and chainswords to elegant power swords, letting you tailor each fighter to your preferred loadout.

Sculpted by DakkaDakka, each body is mid-action with flowing capes and aggressive stances that capture the relentless fury of the Sisterhood of Battle aesthetic. The four hooded head options include a bare-faced fighter, two masked variants, and one bearing a holy shield emblem, adding personality and distinction across your squad.

Whether you are building a strike force of elite holy warriors or reinforcing an existing warband, this kit delivers exceptional detail and assembly flexibility. Every part is engineered for clean fitment and maximum customisation, making it ideal for hobbyists who want a unique and characterful unit on the table.

This painting guide will help you bring your Sisterhood of Battle warriors to life with a striking scheme of bone white armour, deep red capes, and gold sacred trim.

1. Prime

• Spray with a grey or white primer for clean coverage across all surface detail

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat armour panels in off-white or pale bone
• Apply a thin sepia wash to settle into recesses and create natural shadow

3. Trim and Details

• Paint all trim, buckles, and iconography in a rich gold
• Highlight with a bright gold or silver edge for sharp definition

4. Weapons

• Basecoat metal weapons in dark steel and dry brush with bright silver
• Paint sword blades with a gradient from dark grey to icy white at the tip

5. Weathering

• Apply a thin oil wash over armour for battle-worn depth
• Add chipping effects to armour edges using a fine brush and dark brown

6. Bases

• Drybrush rubble bases in grey and bone tones, then finish with a dark brown wash and optional tufts for contrast