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There are many like it, but this one is mine.

I'm quite pleased with the paintjob, but as always - criticism anyone? How could I have / can I improved the paint job?

I know there are mould lines. Don't tell me to trim off mould lines, it was one of the first models I ever primed / started painting about a year ago when I first started 40k.

Nice work. Some highlights on the teeth would help it a little. but other than that awsome tabletop quality.

Agreed. Barring the mold lines you mentioned, there isn't a single thing I can see that wasn't done well. Simply, perhaps, but well. He won't win you any high-level painting competitions, but he'll look great on the table (or shelf, etc. - especially if surrounded by other models painted to a similar standard).

Thanks :3

So, if I were to want to step my painting up to the next level - what would I need to focus on? How could I really improve this model, apart from highlighting the teeth?