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I call it a temple guard because I cannot remember what Reaper calls it.

RIGHT SIDE:

LEFT SIDE:

CLOSE UP OF LEFT SO YOU CAN SEE MORE:

FRONT:

I sort of liked how this came out, even if the armor was very shiney. Feed back is much appreciated.

Kudos on painting the face inside that helmet! I can never get that quite right and
often end up sloshing paint all around. For this and your your templar type guy, I'm
not quite sure how to work the metal. Maybe start with boltgun and highlight to
chainmail or silver, or at least wash the chainmail or silver with black? Washing is so
messy though. Another thing I've tried (with mixed results) is carefully brushing black
onto armor recesses. It has to be thin and you probably have to use another wet
brush to smooth the edges of the shadow areas, but it might work out well.

But if you like the shiney (and I don't see why not) then nice job!

Thanks for the kudos. This guy was intentionally shiney, as I wanted to present him as a very high class sort of guard.