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Any tips on how to stop my hormagaunts leaning all the time? Thanks!

Put a coin underneath the base (superglue...) think 1p coins (if your in Uk...) fit....

That solves the problem somewhat...

For a commission i did, it was for a cities of death army. I did ten hormagaunts and had them coming out of the tunnels like they were upon the enemy ambushing them. I used BAMC to make them and they didn't lean at all mainly because they were squished on the inside, if you do this make sure you paint it before you put it inside.

Always have one claw tip touching the ground on front of them to support their weight. Easiest way.

I just repositioned how I glued them on the bases. But coins or filler on the bottom of the base will help. But those things are terrible at standing proper

I green stuffed b.b's to the bottom. The front end isn't a whole lot heavier then the back so you don't need much weight.