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Here's an Alexia Ciannor that I painted a while ago. I actually did her as a test mini for a Madrak Worldender that I painted with a white on white tartan. She's kind of been sitting around with a little bit of freehand needing some touching up for the past eight months, and I finally got around to finishing her.

So, here she is:

Oh man, that is some nice stuff. What will the zombies look like?

Lovely paintjob, really big fan of the armour, cloak looks excellent. What's she from?

Warmachine.

Alexia Ciannor.

I just don't know if this is the RPG sculpt or the game sculpt.

Originally they put out a 3rd edition RPG based in the Iron
Kingdoms. It was the Witchfire trilogy. Alexia Ciannor was the
girl who wielded the Witchfire blade. She's kind of crazy and
awesome, and she goes epic in Warmachine: Wrath.

This is the Warmachine sculpt. The other version of her has less armor on.

odinsgrandson wrote:This is the Warmachine sculpt. The other version of her has less armor on.

I think the armor depicted here is just about right

One thing thought, she has some small feet.

Looks amazing. Love the freehand on the cape(I'm assuming this is freehand?).

Zyllos wrote:
One thing thought, she has some small feet.

Well, she's wearing her trendy new combat high heels.

love the white details on the cape/cloak.

The white on the cloak is briliant. It is shaded without looking too grey.

White can be a tough color to figure out, but man it is worth it. A lot of my favorite paintjobs use white.

That is lovely. I was thinking of picking up good old Alex' myself, might have to bite your colour scheme.