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Here is a squad of Dark Angels Scouts I painted up.

It's a bit hard to see them as they are dark. I'm guessing you have the light source behind them - try one in front too to eliminate shadows.

I would agree - the pictures really aren't great! They look good though.

Should wash them.

The models look more than fine. I think you carried your Chapter's color scheme through into the scouts admirably. I think you might want to try a little more attention to the face and other flesh details in the future, however. A little bit of darker wash can really bring the effect home. That being said, your metallics are smooth, unchunky, and look way better than mine ever do.

Nice scouts. Good even coverage with your colors. That being said, I have to agree with the above posters, a wash of devlan mud would improve the look of these models quite a bit.

Could use a wash, yes, but it needs a Sgt Naaman more.

Still nifty, good to see somebody remembers the Unforgiven.

Try adding highlights to the armor, and washing the bleached bone. Other than that i think you are on the right track here. Keep it up and with more practice you can have some great looking, over the top scouts blowing holes in things.