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First time painter and took a stab at two IG's and the third is strictly just for fun, an Ork painted with fluorescent paint under a blacklight. Open to comments, criticisms, and snide remarks!

Camo looks decent, nice work for first minis.

Nice camo on both those IG

good first go mate,try using a couple of white dots in against the black on the desert camo

shingouki wrote:good first go mate,try using a couple of white dots in against the black on the desert camo

Are you talking about maybe popping three dots at the end of the "squigglies".

More neon-Orks please.

That first camo pattern is fantastic! I really like it, what a great looking model!

RAVE ORK

W-W-W-W-WAAAGH-WAAAGH-WAAAGH-W-W-W-WAAAGH...

Nice camo by the way, good first models.

Can we get a different angle of He-Man Ork?

Make sure the head and arm of your AoBR orks are all the way in. File the sides down with a hobby knife if you have to and hold them in place for 30secs before setting them aside to dry

Thanks all for the kind words and support.

@Epherous-Will snap off a few pics possibly later tonite. Fun project, but the paints take MANY coats even after being primed. Losing alot of detail. But more pics will be incoming. Also working on one of their Deffkptas.


@lessthan1337 Yeah, I just stuck em on there to get a pic. Have not seated them yet. That is why it looks like they are just sort of "on there".

the ork makes my eyes stroke out.

And i think this is what he ment about the camo.



http://s610.photobucket.com/albums/tt185/ndruqltn/Camouflage/?action=view¤t=USArmyDesertCamo.png&mediafilter=images

But i think they look good. My first models looked like green blobs with red eyes.

Top guardsman looks the best well done!

Everything looks very good, especially for a beginner. Remember, lighting is very important. By just setting up a white paper behind the model and using a well lit room (like a bathroom) can make a big difference. If you have a micro setting on your camera it will also help.