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I apologise for the poor lighting, i usually have a light box, but a friend has it for taking pics of his stuff for ebay currently.
Was simply aiming to get this painted to a tabletop standard.

Looks great to me, definitely tabletop standard if not moreso.

Also you could possibly afford a wash on the nails/bone parts, since they're a bit bright to me and take away the focus.

The sword is really cool!

Thanks Vlad
The nails do have a colour transition, but the lighting has killed it alot.
As with the colour change of the sword -_-

I needs my box back.

Personally i would say its better than table top. A little work on the finger nails. and its beyond table top. Looks great.

At least table top. I really don't like that model though.

Thanks piggy, ill try and get some better pics later showing the nails in more detail.
Whites and creams really arent that photogenic -_-

Thanks shred, the model its self isnt anything amazing, but atleast it hasnt got the new version of the head
That thing is just plain and simple, gak.

Looks okay from what I can tell, but the pics are a little poor. The flash sort of distorts the colours. Try photographing with good natural light, no flash, macro setting, and with a stabilizer.

Looks really good actually, and even your photography is above average for what you usually see on this site .

I really like the colour on the claws, looks really organic.

Thanks to both of you

The cam im actually using is the one on my phone lol (samsung galaxy ace)
My other one had really bad quality and got 20 pics per 4 AA batteries lmao.

Just waiting for some decent light and ill get some natural ones.
But the tones on the skin are pretty much as they are, they are barely distorted.

Very nice.

Apart from the sword I would consider this model to be way beyond table top standard.
The "Grey Knight Force Weapon" effect is only really achievable with an airbrush or really painstakingly time-consuming blending, and should only be attempted when selecting one of the two above options.
Otherwise one should simply go with a nice basecoat-wash-highlight strategy for the sword.

Good job.