One Page Killer Teams: Imperial Guard vs Sisters of Battle

Another AAR, this time, a group of Adeptas Sororitas have been ordered to clear a little town where is suspected that a group of chaos cultist have established.

 The Adeptas Sorotas forces were:
 - Canoness with Linked flammer and Rosarius
 - SoB with Simulacrum Imperialis
 - 2 x SoB with Linked Flammer
 - 5 SoB with Assault Rifle

 The Imperial Guard forces were:
 - Commander with Assault Rifle
 - Stormtrooper with Plasma Pistol
 - 3 Guardsmen groups with Assault Rifle
 - Weapon Team with Mortar

The Imperial Guards started the encounter in the houses, while the Sisters of Battle deployed on the outskirts of the settlement.

  The Canoness ordered the troops to advance under an ineffective mortar fire, looking for the cover of the buildings, while the Imperial Guards tried to surround the Adeptas...

 A crossfire between both forces caused the firsts casualities...

  The mortar aimed two great impacts that devastate the SoB unit. Them... the Canoness decided to sacrifice himself assaulting a IG unit, while her comrades advanced to neutralise the mortar....

 At the end... the SoB troops were so much damaged that the Canoness fled from the settlement with the lasts of her sisters alive....

  The mortar crew received a doubled ration of pigswill that night!

 The rules work very smoothly and they are very replayable, you can download them here

One Page Kill Teams

Building a Sisters of Battle Rhino in 15mm

  My sister of Battle army has been a long term project... more or less 20 years... but the original 28mm miniatures made this army something not affordable. For this reason a was delaying this product till the releasing of Retained Knight Post Delta from Ion Age, all became much more possible.

 But this entry is about how I converted a M113 APC from Vietnam FOW, into a SoB Rhino.

First, I mounted the M113, I used a vehicle that has a flaw in the frontal panel and I solved it with a piece of cardboard.

Second, I added the skirst of the vehicle with cardboard too

Third, I added a 1 cent coin for the door, and a pair of ball pen pipe for the tail pipes in the sides

Fourth, I stick a cardboard on the coin for hide the engraved letters and numbers

Second to last... some printing...

At the end... voilá!

(The Fleur-thelys is photoshoped... ;), the idea is to use a transfer)