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Pretty excited about this one. i know it's no where near the standard of some of the stuff on here.

But none the less ithis is probably my best work so far.

[img]http://yfrog.com/ob7pcysj[img]

[img]http://yfrog.com/g0ej6pij[img]

There are more to look at http://3mpecee2.wordpress.com/2012/01/25/big-mek-with-kustom-force-field/
if you like.

I would consider using the appropriate washes on certain areas; the metal, skin, red cloth, it would make this mini ALOT better.

Nice brush control, but when it comes to orks, you cna't go wrong with washes!

Much like the suggestions I had about your Deff Dred.

There are a million tuts on Ork skin. At the very least, do some washes.

Details are better on this model, but could use some more touch up. Especially the eyes.

Dry Brush, take your time, and or use a wash like delvan mud or thraka green.

Your silver and bronze metal are good quality.

From the skin and face it looks like you might be doing the job with too large of a brush and aren't getting the detail that you are shooting for. A big brush without a nice point won't get you the results you want. I would use a size 00 or size 0 brush for the flesh. It will take longer to paint but you will have more control.