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So I've been playing around with my warhammer photography setup, lights tripod etc, so thougth I'd post my best result so far. I'm currently working on a Deff Dread and think I have the photography side pretty much down. This had some curves tweaks in photoshop to sort out the slightly off white balance, but other than that, nothing much else was changed.

As it stands I still need to paint the base, do all the weapons, the exhausts and finish up a couple details on the main body but I think he's coming together quite nicely. I've tried out some new weathering techniques with this guy thanks to the ForgeWorld Masterclass book which I'm reasonably pleased with; especially the sponging.

Anyone got any pointers? Painting or photography?