Canoness Veridyan

Canoness Veridyan stands as a revered veteran, embodying unwavering purity and dedication in the face of countless battles. Leading her Order fearlessly, she cuts through her enemies with calculated precision, ensuring victory for the Sisters of Battle across the galaxy.

This resin miniature captures the essence of Canoness Veridyan, inspired by the iconic artwork of John Blanche. Adorned in the revered armor of the Sisters of Battle, she wields a bolt pistol and power sword with deadly grace. The miniature is accompanied by a Citadel 32mm Round base, standing atop a mound of skulls, representing the grim determination of the Adepta Sororitas.

Canoness Veridyan Datasheets

Just a generic Sister Superior you can use in these squads with these datasheets.

What’s in the Canoness Veridyan box

• x10 resin pieces that make Canoness Veridyan, a model that will stand out in your army of battle sisters
• x1 Citadel 32mm Round base

How to paint the Canoness Veridyan set

1. Step 1: Prime the miniature
   Before painting Canoness Veridyan, apply a thin and even coat of primer spray to the resin pieces. This will provide a good surface for the paint to adhere to. Use a light-colored primer for better color accuracy.
2. Step 2: Basecoat the armor
   Start by basecoating the armor using a metallic silver paint, such as Leadbelcher. Apply multiple thin coats until you achieve smooth and opaque coverage.
3. Step 3: Paint the details
   Next, paint the various details on Canoness Veridyan’s armor and accessories. Use a fine brush to carefully pick out details like the trim, symbols, and embellishments. For example, use a deep red paint, like Mephiston Red, for the cloth elements.
4. Step 4: Highlight the armor
   To add depth and dimension to the armor, apply highlights using a lighter metallic silver paint, such as Runefang Steel. Focus on raised areas and edges to create a realistic metal effect.
5. Step 5: Paint the face and skin
   Paint Canoness Veridyan’s face and exposed skin areas using a flesh-tone paint, like Cadian Fleshtone. Be careful and use a small brush for better control. Highlight the raised areas with a lighter flesh-tone shade.
6. Step 6: Add details and accents
   Paint the smaller details, such as the purity seals, belt, and weapons, using appropriate colors. For example, use Mournfang Brown for the leather parts and Auric Armour Gold for the metallic accents.
7. Step 7: Apply washes
   Apply a wash, like Agrax Earthshade, over the entire miniature to enhance the shadows and add depth. Ensure the wash flows into the recesses, emphasizing the details.
8. Step 8: Highlight the details
   Once the wash is dry, go back and selectively highlight the raised areas using the base colors. This step helps to bring out the details and make them pop.
9. Step 9: Paint the base
   Paint the base using colors that complement the overall look of the miniature. You can use a combination of earth tones, rocks, and grass tufts for a thematic base.
10. Step 10: Varnish the miniature
    To protect your paintwork, apply a layer of varnish over the entire miniature. Use a matte varnish for a non-shiny finish.