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Did a re paint job on a AoBR Ork Warboss thought it was decent needs a bit of touching up but im over all happy with it

I like it, It dirty how orks should be, like the red metal on the soulder pad (thats what caught my eye first) the blue on the bosspole is a nice transition.
If you're going to use heavy washes then you could use army painter, or use a wood stain as your wash for a little cheaper than a pot of Delvan Mud or Nuln Oil. Plus army painter and the wood stain will protect your model like a varnish, good for hordes. Lots of good samples on the google. I did some with the wood varnish but chose a cherry stain it still looks good. If you would like I could take some Pictures to show, for more of a referance, and could do a side by side of the wood stain and army painter (but have to paint an ork and put army painter on it takes a day to dry)

Mine is yellow

Dem cloth pants be awfully shiny...

Huh, nice job, both of them. The yellow scheme is unusual but i like it.

 Maddok_Death wrote:
I like it, It dirty how orks should be, like the red metal on the soulder pad (thats what caught my eye first) the blue on the bosspole is a nice transition.
If you're going to use heavy washes then you could use army painter, or use a wood stain as your wash for a little cheaper than a pot of Delvan Mud or Nuln Oil. Plus army painter and the wood stain will protect your model like a varnish, good for hordes. Lots of good samples on the google. I did some with the wood varnish but chose a cherry stain it still looks good. If you would like I could take some Pictures to show, for more of a referance, and could do a side by side of the wood stain and army painter (but have to paint an ork and put army painter on it takes a day to dry)

Sure id love to see it. Orks are by far the most fun i had painting.