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how do I take a better picture of this for you?

Get two pieces of white A4 paper. Put one of them flat on the table. Put the other one so is curves upwards from the table to stand upright, probably leaning on that can of warpaint so it doesn't flop down. Place the grots on the flat piece so the curved upwards piece is behind them as a background. Take photo.

Do it in daylight - the light will bounce around and the illumination on the models will be more even. Take the photo from a lower angle, so we can see more than the tops of their heads. Thirdly, use some badab black or AP dark tone on those metal bits!

Gentlemen thanks..

Tommrorow when I'm sober I'll find this and get a few good pics.. really it's fundamental if I'm doing to play this game I gotta have good lookin models.. really I'd put 90 Grots in a list just to practice paitning.

Can't wait. Grots are great, we have 20, 10 down 10 to go... using More Dakka's Speed painting guide.