Beno- I love the dark colors in this model, and i gotta say the shield is my favorite part! the green mossy feel of the shield brings a great sense of realism, the only advice i can give is to bring out the red's by highlighting the armor more, it will bring out the great detail on the beautiful face you painted.
MarquisdeSubir- the blending color contrast is amazing! the vamp hero looks so mysterious and ancient, you said that " It's still definitely in the amateur category" and i beg to differ a whole army painted with the rough patches and swathes of color brings a great fantasy feel during games. stability and technique comes with time but creativity isn't learned. along with low picture focus the lighting is a little off, don't be afraid to show off your stuff in better picture quality the people on this forum are very nice and show nothing but support and assistance.
praetorian13- the mounted reaper vamp is my favorite, the cool color scheme brings the whole thing together, the Strigoi vamp has an awesome skin tone and i think the ghoul head is an improvement over the devilish one it comes with, the problem with those older strigoi's is that its far to easy to put too much paint on them because their sculpt lines are so delicate. i would suggest drybrushing some lighter color on his chest and muscles, looking forward to more of your work!
sword of caine-that armor is fantastic, it seems like you took great care to detail the bronze and the ornamental silver, the cloth looks great as well. Did you use white primer to cover this guy? it looks like some detail has been obscured and usually you get that when using faulty white primer... or as i call it cottage cheese in a can