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Ok dakka friends I got alt of tips for taking pictures of my models and also updated my gallery of completed models.
Let me know what you guys think how they turned out.
Here are a few.

Nice work love the assault marine.

Ooh, I am always partial for a bit of Dark Angels!
They look good (even though there are less company markings than I'm used to seeing on them).

Very nice, the assault Marine's sword is extraordinary!

Thanks guys, yea the techniques for the sword was just recently learned this past year and the weathering on armour gives some character to the model cause a clean tank just does not look right in the battlefield .

How are you painting your green mate?

I'm doing my dark angels and can't sit on one scheme I like yet

This is some awesome looking stuff, I really like your power weapons, they look great.

Nice work across the board.

Did you follow the Awesomepaintjob tutorial on painting NMM power weapons with an airbrush?

I use that one, in case anyone is wondering.

Pretty good, though I think you need some more work on the mud as it is really flat looking in colour.

Fra3ture wrote:How are you painting your green mate?

I'm doing my dark angels and can't sit on one scheme I like yet

I use Vallejo Model Luftwaffe Green on black primer. Then I wash with GW badaab black.

tom_gledhill7 wrote:This is some awesome looking stuff, I really like your power weapons, they look great.

AvatarForm wrote:Nice work across the board.

Did you follow the Awesomepaintjob tutorial on painting NMM power weapons with an airbrush?

I use that one, in case anyone is wondering.

Yup I did and now using a added technique from buyppainted. Both method are great!

SilverMK2 wrote:Pretty good, though I think you need some more work on the mud as it is really flat looking in colour.

Well its a dried mud I was looking for if I wanted it wet looking I would use gloss varnish or floor wax to give it a wet look. But thanks for the comment.