Difference between revisions of "Sisters of Battle - Collectors Guide"
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file:SOB Sister 6.jpg|<center>Sister 6 | file:SOB Sister 6.jpg|<center>Sister 6 | ||
file:SOB Sister 7.jpg|<center>Sister 7 | file:SOB Sister 7.jpg|<center>Sister 7 | ||
| − | file:SOB Sister with flamer.jpg|<center>Sister with flamer | + | file:SOB Sister with flamer.jpg|<center>Sister with flamer<br>2004:Sister with flamer 2 |
| − | file:SOB Sister with meltagun.jpg|<center>Sister with meltagun | + | file:SOB Sister with meltagun.jpg|<center>Sister with meltagun<br>2004:Sister with meltagun 2 |
file:SOB Sister backpack.jpg|<center>Backpack | file:SOB Sister backpack.jpg|<center>Backpack | ||
file:SOB Sister banner bearer.jpg|<center>Battle Banner Bearer | file:SOB Sister banner bearer.jpg|<center>Battle Banner Bearer | ||
Revision as of 04:39, 21 September 2011
Sisters of Battle were first released in 1997 and appeared in the 1998 catalogue. In addition to the actual Sisters of Battle figures, there were a number of supplementary figures released to go with the range.
The range was re-released in 2003 as part of the release of the Witchhunters range. Most of the original figures, except the canoness and the Frateris Militia, were retained in the new release. A number of the figures were also released under the Witchhunters and/or Daemonhunters ranges.
To try to keep some semblance of logic, this section focuses on Sisters of Battle. Releases related to the Daemonhunters and Witchhunters ranges are listed in the "Grey Knights, Inquisitors & Assassins Collectors Guide" (under construction)