Sisterhood of Battle: Strike Force Battle Pack

The Sisterhood of Battle: Strike Force Battle Pack is a comprehensive physical resin miniature collection, sculpted by DakkaDakka, delivering a full grimdark sci-fi warband ready for the tabletop. Each piece arrives already printed in high-detail resin, supports removed and cleaned, so you can move straight to assembly and painting without delay. This battle pack brings together an imposing centrepiece model, supporting infantry, and vehicle components, making it an ideal foundation for any grimdark force.

The centrepiece of this pack is a winged warrior standing approximately 34 mm from feet to eyes on the figure itself, rising to 70 mm including the dramatic sculpted base. She stands atop a shattered stone plinth surrounded by skulls, wielding a longsword in a commanding pose with great feathered wings spread wide. The infantry build-kit includes three poseable sisters in flowing robes and plated armour, supplied as a 32-part kit with interchangeable heads, arms, weapons, and accessories. A vehicle sprue and an additional close-combat infantry squad round out this Sisterhood of Battle: Strike Force, giving you everything needed to field a varied and characterful warband.

All models are cast in grey hobby resin and arrive ready to assemble and paint. Fine surface detail is retained across armour panelling, iconography, weapon casings, and cloth folds. The modular infantry kit allows multiple build configurations so no two squads need look identical. The Sisterhood of Battle: Strike Force Battle Pack suits hobbyists who enjoy converting and personalising their collections as well as those who prefer a clean canonical build straight from the box.

Scale reference: infantry sisters measure 34 mm from feet to eyes. The centrepiece figure measures 34 mm feet to eyes on the body, 70 mm total with the base. Compatible with standard 32 mm round bases and 25 mm round bases for infantry.

These models reward careful layering and contrast techniques. The mix of smooth armour plates, textured feathers, draped fabric, and intricate metal trim gives painters plenty of opportunity to explore different finishes across a single warband.

1. Prime

• Apply a grey or white spray primer for lighter colour schemes, or black for darker, more shadowed palettes.
• Ensure all recesses are reached before moving to basecoats.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat armour plates in your chosen colour. Classic choices include ivory white, deep black, or rich crimson.
• Apply a thin shade wash such as Agrax Earthshade or Nuln Oil into panel lines to define depth.

3. Trim and Details

• Paint decorative trim and iconography in gold or silver using a fine brush for clean edges.
• Highlight raised trim edges with a lighter metallic to simulate worn gilding.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat sword blades in dark metal, then drybrush with bright silver to bring out the edge.
• For plasma or energy weapons, layer from deep blue through to a bright white-blue at the tip.

5. Weathering

• Use a sponge to stipple chipped paint effects along armour edges using a dark brown followed by a light grey.
• Apply a thin brown wash around boot soles and lower robes to suggest battlefield grime.

6. Bases

• Texture paste or fine sand works well on the round bases. Drybrush with stone grey and finish with tufts or static grass for a ruined urban or wasteland setting that complements the sculpted centrepiece base.

This is an adult hobbyist collectible, not a toy. Not suitable for children under 14 years due to small, detailed parts.