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Here are a few pics of my latest adventure with painting some Grey Knight Terminators. Looking forward to some constructive criticism; with enough practice I want to get into some commission work. Sorry for focus issues (new camera to work with).

I'd say to get some washes on him to add shade and to show off the detailing more. Maybe add the gun barrels too. Good effort though.

Agree on the wash. It will help bring out the details and shade the metallics.

Drilling out the storm-bolter barrels will also be a quick easy enhancement.

Ditto what has already been said. A wash on the metals would do wonders for depth. Your reds and whites look really good!

My advice is to work on getting get a smooth and even basecoat as a first step. This will allow you to build up your colours without any of your primer showing through, and will also allow for better shading.

Drilling out the gun barrels is the most apparent issue with the model. Otherwise, a wash and a few highlights should tie him together!

Thanks guys, appreciate it. Been a while since I was last into painting and I feel like its taking a while to knock the rust off