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These are some troopers I painted for a client. They fill out an Epic Lilith theme force (there were quite a few of them, I took photos of representative poses).

Anyway, here they are:

I'd go over the base with another coat of black, put they look awesome, really nice blues too.

Good job! They look really nice.

I second Sphynx on the bases, just because the earth on it is close to the same color as the browns on the models, so darkening it would give a little more seperation between the models and the base.
Please don't take that as a negative, though. These are really beautiful models. I'm just giving my idea on how they could be even more gorgeous.

Good job, although I realized I really hate the minis themselves. I like the color tones.

The bases were done to match some that I had previously done for the same force.

I probably wouldn't use black to darken the bases, either. Maybe a brown ink would do here, or even a green one. But black tends to make the mini look a little messier.

No idea what they are, but great painting as always

I think they mean the base of the base, not the basing it self. There are some blue streaks and minor streaks.

The blue streaks are Front Arc markers, actually. Those are supposed to be there.

Oh, yeah. Those are front arc markers. I leave them off unless my clients request them, but they make playing the game quite a bit easier (since facing directions are so important to Warmachine).