i would recomend usung a drybrush to hilight the detales , overall not bad.

will post a pictur of my wolfguard termies as soon as ther all finisht.

I was going for a simple and clean look. : 3

Plus whenever I try to drybrush, it always ends up looking horrible.

thers tecnique and thers the coor choice m here i would recomend goblin green , just a little bit of resedue on your dribrush on sharp edhes like sholderpads and hands so the eye can pick out the detales

Ah. : 3 I'll try that. : D

What would you recommend for the Chaplain's black armor? : 3

fortres gray but verry little , you dont want to over doo it ,
note you will be able to see all thoes little detales in his armor .

Alright. : 3

And thankums! : D

oh wow poucney these are looking very good!

Thankums, Synxy! : D

:: nods :: Hopefully some day. : 3

I love to see a unit well painted together!
On the bone painted pieces try some chestnut wash or brown ink, Water it right down then use this on the bone and the ink/wash will run into gaps and creases giving you your shading, then bleached bone with a tiny bit of beastial brown ( small brush) then paint the raised details (stay away from ur ink/wash shading but close :) Then on top of that, Bleached bone on higher edges, then bleached bone and skull white to pick out the Tips of details.
Metal/gun parts - Get some armour wash ( I think its called that....been a while for me ;) water it down then coat all the metal, let the wash get into the gaps...then highlight with boltgun metal/mithril silver using side of brush along the edges and raised bits then just mithril silver for the top highlights if you like :) ( Theres many ways of shading/highlighting.....But I hope this helps...If not you then someone haha! )

Keep up the good work! Im gonna watch you too! Your makin me wanna paint again!

"Servitor! Fetch my paints and brushes NOW!!" ^^

Thanks for the advice! : D