I was going to post this, but in my relatively awkward english.Those heads came out a lot better than I thought they would. Also, those eyeball/mouth things look awesome.
Razorbacks are basically Rhinos which carry up to 6 models and can have a turret of some kind. This one has a las cannon/twin linked plasma gun combo. They are a dedicated transport for the troops.Razorbacks are... what? Troop carriers with a Las-Cannon?
I believe that is the case.Lascannon/ TL plas-.... oh.... Blood Angels "counts as," right?
Have you considered making your own? If you can borrow one from a friend, you can make a clay mold and then just make one out of resin or something.Still need the Librarian and 4 models to convert into Apothecary/Sanguinary Priest (only model available are metal, to hell with that!). Will probably get a package of regular marines of some sort and convert them.
Use lots and lots of light.Krisken I think I've asked you this before but what do you use to take your pictures? I've been wanting to show off some of my latest work but I can't seem to get a good shot of them (I have a crappy camera).
A neutral background of some kind does work best. If there are background distractions the image may not focus where you want it to, leading to blurry photos. I've been going with a piece of felt draped over a background and across the desk to remove any distinction between under the model and behind the model. And yes, lots of light is good, but be careful of the source. If you can soften the lighting using a diffuser, you can remove some of the shadows that occur. Some great suggestions on materials for a soft box can be found here.Everything I've read seems to indicated use a solid white background ("fold a sheet of paper" seems to be the most common post on the subject, with regards to a backdrop), but I've never tried it myself, so I couldn't tell you how well it works.