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Here is the second Warrior of the Sun that I got to paint up.

After reading the fluff, I decided to take a Shadow Dancer style approach, and gave parts of his flowing robes a starscape effect. I feel like this worked out rather well for him in the end, and the lanterns on his belt were placed pretty well for a localized OSL effect.

I've got to say, I'm really impressed with Kingdom Death's sculpting and resin casting. Here's hoping the plastics look just as good.

I've stuck him up on CMON for anyone who cares to vote.

That's awesome. I feel like the paint job comes off better on this dude than it did on the female Warrior of the Sun. Any reason for such a simplistic base? Seems like more could be added there.

Looks pretty awesome to me

 Moltar wrote:
That's awesome. I feel like the paint job comes off better on this dude than it did on the female Warrior of the Sun. Any reason for such a simplistic base? Seems like more could be added there.

It is actually the base he comes with (all KD minis have the same resin bases, as I understand it). I tend to go fairly simple on my basing since I generally think in terms of playability (I'm not one to use plinths very often).

I've got a few other things to mount minis on, and I have a few minis that have no chance of ever seeing gameplay, so I think I'll be putting those together soon.