My first Crusader Squad. If you think you can see a woman there then clearly you are wrong. Also keep your mouth shut ok. *glare*

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My first Crusader Squad. If you think you can see a woman there then clearly you are wrong. Also keep your mouth shut ok. *glare*
Got the Primaris Crusader Squad built, lots of cool and characterful options and models in this kit, so I had a great time putting them together. If I had one complaint its that the whole squad is built off a duplicate of the same sprue, so you don’t get as much in the way of pose variety on the bodies and legs. But honestly the lovely tabards may be worth it.
The Initiates came together without any fuss and I’m quite pleased with how my small modifications from my bits box added that little bit of extra character to the unit. I’ll still likely do a second pass before I paint to throw on some extra purity seals, heraldry and reliquaries but overall I’m quite pleased.
The Neophytes and Sword Brother by comparison are pretty much straight out of the box. The main change being that I can’t tolerate bare heads so I raided my bits box for some alternate options for the Neophytes, settling on some Tempestus Scion Heads leftover from making a Stormtrooper Retinue for my Inquisitor. I think the end result looks pretty good, since the Scion heads have that touch of knightly aesthetic to them that helps them fit in with the rest of the Templars.
Closer look at my guys. This was one of the first squads I painted out of the Combat Patrol. Got another box of them, hopefully I cans see an improvement when I get round to painting them.