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Here are my first five Death Wing terminators. Not finished yet, they all need a lot of touching up. I admit I'm not the best painter in the world but I'm pretty happy with how they have turned out so far.

The picture has been taken from quite a distance but from what I can see, all they really need is a wash and some colour in the eyes and they would be ready to start killing the enemies of the emperor.

Yeah, it's a little hard to comment on this one, bud. Better pictures will give you better comments. But, as the first response says, it looks like you need a bit of a wash and then subsequent layers to bring the details out. These are looking quite flat. Hard to say, but it looks like you've got colors in the right spots, everything just needs some depth. You could probably give the entire model a wash of Agrax Earthshade or equvalent at the moment and it will help a lot, clean up the wash with your base colors, and add 2 or 3 highlights and fine edge highlights. This will go a long way in making your minis POP

Cliche to say now but others are right. Wash the entire model in a thinned Agrax Earthshade and do some minor highlights and you'll be golden!

Also, maybe try some closer pics next time, it will help is provide better feedback

Definitely lookin good so far though!!!

Thanks everyone for the feedback. I'll give them a wash and toch up the fine details and see what happens.