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Here are a few shots of a WIP Grey Hunter that I've taken after listening to some advice from forum members; let me know if I'm moving forward and what I can do better,

There is still a lot of shadow in that pic. If you;re after dark and moody, so be it, but it blocks out some of the details. Can you get another light source and position it to reveal the dark patch?

I think you're focussed in on his foot, leaving the rest of the model just slightly blurred. Maybe play about with manual focus a little to get different parts of the model in focus, i.e. head or weapons. Or try and close your aperture up (high f-numbers) to increase your field of focus.

Better than the previous ones, so you're getting there, but as Flinty noted above, you still have lighting issues.

Check out this article from fine scale modeler magazine:
http://www.finescale.com/How%20To/Articles/2008/05/How%20to%20photograph%20your%20models%20in%20the%20digital%20age.aspx