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My chapter is called "Sanguine Templars" so I used some left over Black Templar robed torso's, painted the robe black, and the armor red. I have also taken it a bit further and I paint the helmets black to match the inset on the shoulder and the robe, also I paint the jump pack black also, when I get home from work I will post a pic.

 

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The inverted shoulder guard colours was the usual way to do it. Looks great if you still use the black shoulder edges from 2nd Ed. If you don't then you could go for some extra pieces on the armour, like a purity seal or one of the many fancy new shoulder pads...And if you like helmets you could use something a little different from the regulars...Like something with extra optic lenses or an antenna or an older varient.
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It is very subtle, but I use the helmets with a skull or winged skull on the forehead. If there is one with an antenna as well, all the better.

 

Beakies go to my RAS members.

 

If you don't do it for your squads already a two-tone helmet may be an option too. It is part of my general paint scheme, and the beakies look especially cool.

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I like to invert the shoulder pads of the sergeants; Black with Red trim. I am also lucky enough to have a varied collection of metal space marines. Some Veterans and some old 2ed. figures (a couple of old 1st edition too), I use these to denote sergeants.

 

The way I see it is that all sergeants are in some ways heroes and deserve a metal figure. The only exception are my Honour Guard and VV. They are all plastic and the serg is pimped out with either some old metal bits or just some better plastic bits.

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I use a combination of special wargear (powerfists, swords or thunder hammers) the helmetless head, DC shoulderpads/backpacks and a base that adds height to the model to denounce my Sergeants as something special.

As an example, here is my Tactical Sergeant (still very WIP, this is shortly after glueing it all together but before working away mold and cut lines)

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Black shoulderpads, (screaming) bare heads, purity seals, loin clothes, wargear work OK for me. I save more bling for HQs.

 

OH but how do I forget, of course, ALSO BANNERS! SERGEANTS HAVE BANNERS!

 

 

I agree with the above especially the banners. Another trick that works well is basing. If you stand them on something like a rock or an ork it makes them look taller than the rest of the squad.

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