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Like an idiot, i assembled a decent chunk of my orks before painting because i wanted to start playing NOW not several weeks later (despite only getting to play once or twice every other week).

This thing was such a pain in the butt to paint im tempted to tear apart the other one thats assembled before painting it, even though i imagine that would be equally difficult without damaging it.

I like it as is. I assembled mine and painted after.

Looks good to me. I've already assembled mine so I hope they aren't too difficult to paint after.

the main thing that sucked is i was forced to use fine detail brush on about 70% of the dang thing due to the space i had to put the brush in. There are several spots thats missing paint but table-top wise you wont see them so i dont care lol.

Im just glad i attempted to paint this before my battlewagons came in so i could see how much of a royal pain in the butt it is to paint. If i had to give a battlewagon this kind of paintjob i wouldnt be happy

thx for the comments though!