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I thought I'd put up a few pictures of my HORDES Circle Orboros miniatures. The farrow warlock and his big pig are the most recent paintjobs, and both were a blast to paint.

I like them. I think the camera flash may have washed out the highlights some, because the colors look a little flat, but I can see that there are highlight layers in there. I think your metals could use a wash of some sort to shade in the objects a little better.

Looking good and good choice of models. I like the Circle and Cryx.

Looks good. I really like the Grayish coloration on the Satyr.

I think a good wash over the majority of these models as well as a little thinning for your paints would really bolster their looks! Overall, though, they're well painted. They just need a little more definition in the form of shading and highlighting.

Thanks everyone!

I'm still playing with the camera and learning the best set-up for taking pictures of miniatures - the top 3 pics were actually taken with my iPhone at the LGS before a game. I was surprised at how well they came out.

Darth - I generally don't highlight and shade too often, but I do try to be careful and go for what I think is a pretty good tabletop standard. Warbeasts and warlocks get a little bit more attention of course, but I'm also still taking baby steps in highlight/shade. I have yet that to pass that "if I do this wrong I screw everything up" hurdle.