Unholy Space Coven Heads, Sci-Fi Wargaming Miniatures, 32mm Scale

Unholy Space Coven Heads are a set of 50 individual resin heads designed for grimdark sci-fi wargaming at 32mm scale. Each head arrives as a physical resin miniature, supports already removed and cleaned, ready to assemble onto your chosen body and paint. The range covers a wide variety of styles, from bare scarred faces and flowing-haired warriors to hooded cult figures, horned devotees, and sealed visored helmets inspired by dark ceremonial aesthetics.

With 50 unique sculpts in a single set, these heads offer exceptional variety for converting squads, building character-driven kill teams, or customising entire armies. The detail on each piece is crisp and well-defined, capturing the haunted expressions and otherworldly iconography suited to shadowed, fanatical warbands. Unholy Space Coven Heads sit comfortably alongside popular 32mm scale wargaming ranges and are compatible with most standard resin and plastic torso assemblies.

Whether you are building a squad of sinister hooded cultists, battle-worn veterans with ritual scarring, or masked enforcers of a forgotten creed, this pack gives you the raw material to tell those stories. The mix of unmasked faces, partial hoods, and fully enclosed ceremonial helmets means no two models in your warband need look alike. Each sculpt carries its own personality, making these heads as useful for display projects as they are for competitive play.

Scale: 32mm. Pack contains 50 physical resin heads. Supplied unpainted and unassembled. Primer and paint sold separately. Superglue or hobby plastic cement recommended for assembly.

This guide walks you through a dark, grimdark approach that suits the sinister character of the Unholy Space Coven Heads. Adjust colours to match your existing warband palette where needed.

1. Prime

• Apply a thin, even coat of black or dark grey spray primer across all surfaces.
• Ensure recesses inside hoods and visors are fully covered before moving on.

2. Skin Base

• Base coat exposed skin with a mid-tone flesh such as Rakarth Flesh or Doombull Brown for a pallid or darker complexion.
• Wash with Reikland Fleshshade or Agrax Earthshade to define facial structure and sunken areas.

3. Hood and Fabric

• Base coat fabric areas in Dark Reaper or Incubi Darkness for a deep teal-black look, or use Abaddon Black for a pure void aesthetic.
• Drybrush lightly with Thunderhawk Blue or Eshin Grey to pick out fabric folds and stitching.

4. Helmets and Visors

• Base helmet plates in Leadbelcher or Corvus Black depending on whether you want metallic or matte armour.
• Pick out visor lenses and eye slits with Moot Green or Baharroth Blue, then glaze with a gem medium for a glowing effect.

5. Ritual Details and Horns

• Paint horns and bone details starting from Zandri Dust, washing with Seraphim Sepia, then highlighting up to Ushabti Bone.
• Apply fine freehand or contrast paint on any sigil or rune details to help them read clearly at tabletop distance.

6. Weathering and Final Highlights

• Stipple thinned Typhus Corrosion or Nihilakh Oxide into recesses on metal parts for a corroded, long-neglected look.
• Edge highlight armour rims with a fine line of Ironbreaker or Stormhost Silver to restore crispness after weathering.

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