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So after painting an Ork Warboss, a couple Nobz, and a handful of Boyz to see if I can even paint decently, I figured I'd try my hand at my Grey Knights. I am still just learning how to paint, but I think I did pretty dang good for just starting the hobby. Whatcha think???

honestly all in all not bad. My only gripe would be try to thin your flesh down a little further, and put some form ofbasing on the models that would really make them pop. Otherwise great work keep up the practice

Thx Emp. I have a hard time with flesh tones and bone to get exactly how I want it. More practice with those will sure help for future models. Basing is next, I just haven't decided what to do for them. I just finished painting them a couple days ago.

Not a huge fan of the red and white shields, but otherwise I think they look really good.

For basing, I would suggest some kind of molten/lava themed stuff. I think lava themed bases look GREAT with Grey Knights.