TacticsWD 293 · pp. 44–47
Graham Davey builds the Order of the Burning Chalice around Battle Sisters supported by an Inquisitor, specialists and extravagant penitent machines. His printed 1,498-point force combines durable infantry, melta-armed Dominions, Arco-flagellants and Exorcists, with faith and selected equipment helping the army function together. The collection grows out of his enthusiasm for John Blanche’s earlier Sisters artwork. Personal conversions and a restrained colour scheme connect the varied models.
Warhammer 40,000Adepta Sororitas
ModellingWD 293 · p. 47
Graham Davey turns figures from several ranges into specialist Inquisitorial followers. A Mordheim Dreg becomes a mancatcher-bearing Acolyte, while Bretonnian and Servitor parts help distinguish Crusaders and a Gun Servitor. A Lexmechanic supplies a suitably scholarly Sage, and converted Sister details personalise the Canoness. The examples show how shared colours and selected iconography can make eclectic donor models belong to one retinue.
Warhammer 40,000Inquisition
ShowcaseWD 293 · pp. 48–51
A gallery explores the breadth of the Witch Hunter archetype through reader and studio collections. Priest-like figures, aristocratic investigators, sinister Radicals and heavily converted retinues each offer a different interpretation of the Ordo Hereticus. Captions identify donor miniatures, sculpted details and the ideas behind the colour choices. Together they illustrate how a consistent Imperial theme can accommodate very different personalities and modelling styles.
Warhammer 40,000Inquisition