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This is the first group (repainted once) that I feel have reached a decent level. What do you guys think? Got 4 Grey Knights and an Assault Terminator. Did the Grey Knights in standard-like color scheme, and the terminator was a random scheme (semi-Grey Knights influenced).

comments, suggestions, and criticisms would all be appreciated

Ooo, very nice, my gold always turns out a more brassy, bronze sort of colour, this looks very cool though! I'm not loving the bases, but that would be about my only gripe, the rest of them look very nice!

I've been trying to figure out to get a better gold color (the raised lettering is difficult too). I have P3 brass balls and Citadel Burnish Gold with an Agrax wash. I heard Vallejo liquid gold is pretty good too. I start painting about 2 months ago, and actually have no idea when it comes to bases....haven't even really thought about them at all...
Thanks!

Two months huh...dang...took me years! I never really bothered with bases until recently and then I went back and did all of them over a few months. Simple really, but it makes the model a lot better for just a bit more work!

Maybe get some dirt? a few pebbles? If only the knees could bend, then i could pull off the head and have it against the "rock" . Make a "killed" effect.