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Greetings, people have been asking to see some of my work on another forum and I thought what the heck, post them everywhere and get maximum feeback.
Please bear in mind that I have less than 100 figs of experience and I only started about a year and a half ago. Still I see a healthy progression from my first models. Here are some of the ones I got done during the recent months.

Long Fangs









As for the Sgt this is one of my best 'face' to date.



Here is a Deathwatch Devastator I made for fun. I was also practicing my highlights and a new highlight color to use on black. Came out pretty well. Good contrast but still subtle.









My first Space Wolf Terminator
The thunder hammer came out nicely thanks to an awesome tutorial I found on youtube. I adapted it for the SW hammers which have runes and icons on them. I am proud of the final result.








My first Dire Avenger. This is a test model to check for color combinations. Basecoat was done with airbrush (my first with some supervision from a friend of mine). Decent result for a first time.

I think that you should be very proud of yourself!

The Eldar look pretty good for a new painter.

One suggestion though.

WASH THOSE MARINES!

They need some shadow and wash to dim the colors a bit. Unless you want your Space Puppies to come out looking like shiny Eldar.

I agree with Bongfu!

The eldar looks good, shading and highlighting is there, but the marines really need some depth, easiest way to achieve this is by using a wash. Don't get me wrong though, the models are solid for a beginning hobbyist!

Allright been away for a while working on another project and got sidetracked on an Imperial Bastion project for a friend. It was my first large scale project with my new airbrush, loved the way it came out. Now for that project I was asked to make it gothic looking with shades of grey, brass and such. This is what came out of it.