Black Templars Castellan 

Are you looking for a powerful addition to your Black Templars army? Look no further than the Castellan – a unique Lieutenant variant that serves as the right hand of the Marshal, helping to direct battle-brothers in war. By handling the squad-level combat logistics and acting as an exemplary leader, the Castellan frees up the Marshal to focus on the wider strategic picture of the entire war zone.

This Castellan miniature is based on an iconic piece of Black Templars artwork by John Blanche, and is sure to add some retro flair to your army. Covered with effigies of skulls and armed with a combi-flamer and master-crafted power axe, this distinctive miniature brings the firepower-enhancing effects of a Lieutenant to the battlefield in a unique style. Don’t miss out on the chance to add this impressive miniature to your Black Templars force!

Castellan Datasheets

What’s in the Black Templars Castellan box

• x9 plastic components that you can use to assemble one Castellan model.
• x1 Citadel 40mm round base

How to paint the Black Templars Castellan

1. Step 1: Assemble the miniature
   Follow the instructions included in the kit to assemble the Castellan miniature using Citadel Plastic Glue.
2. Step 2: Prime the miniature
   Apply a thin, even coat of Abaddon Black paint to the entire miniature using a small brush or spray can. This will create a base layer for the rest of the paint to adhere to.
3. Step 3: Paint the metallic areas
   Using a small brush, paint the metallic areas of the miniature with Leadbelcher paint. This includes the power axe, bolter, and other small details. For a more worn look, you can use Nuln Oil to shade the metallic areas.
4. Step 4: Paint the gold areas
   Next, use Retributor Armour paint to cover the gold areas of the miniature, such as the chest eagle, skull decorations, and sword hilt. You can use Agrax Earthshade to shade these areas for more depth.
5. Step 5: Paint the red areas
   Using Mephiston Red paint, carefully paint the shoulder pauldrons and other red details on the miniature. For a darker shade, you can use Nuln Oil to shade the red areas.
6. Step 6: Highlight the details
   Using a small brush and Ulthuan Grey paint, highlight the edges of the metallic areas and the red details. This will make the miniature pop and add depth to the overall look.
7. Step 7: Base the miniature
   Finally, base the miniature by painting the base with Abaddon Black and dry brushing with Ulthuan Grey to add texture.