Since the Sisters of Battle units I have are plastic, I don't particularly need a file (as I would for pewter). But a hobby knife of some sort for scraping mold lines and correcting things is helpful.

Most hobby knives are basically Exact-O knives. But doing some research, I hit upon a top from another hobbyist. Surgical Blades! They are just as sharp and useful as an Exact-O blade except I was able to get 100 of them for about as much as one Exact-O Knife!
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I will need something to hold on to my units as I prime, base, and paint them. Up to now I had been using old, empty medication bottles, since I have so many (thank you anxiety and depression!).

But going forward, especially when I want to do some pinning to paint things by themselves I decided to go for cork. To do this I simple got some wine corks.
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For some of my assembly I will be doing a tiny bit of pinning. I'm not entirely certain if I will pin pieces together, but I do know I will be painting faces before they are attached to armor. And in that scenario, pinning will be used.

I acquired a Craft911 Precision Pin Vice. This is completely manual and comes with exceptionally tiny drill bits. I am using a 0.8mm bit for this unit.
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Most of the Sisters of Battle units that I have are plastic. Therefore, the glue that I will be using is plastic cement. In this case, I am using Tamiya Extra Thin Cement. I'm sure other types would work just as well, but after a little bit of researching, this is what I determined will work for me.
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This will be my thread for tools. #Warhammer40k #SistersOfBattle