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I have a few tanks that I am going ot repaint to a camo scheme that will match my guard. I've got another 10 russes coming, and a total of 4 baneblade chassis superheavies as well. I initially wanted to paint them all the same scheme, but just wanted to ask anyone in a similar situation whether or not it gets boring with all those tanks the same scheme. Any suggestions? I have the scheme already picked out, just wanted some opinions on whether it's a bad idea to go the full monty

No - I say go for it.
You can vary the models by how 'new' they are - ie weathering, battle damage & replacement panels.
I highly recomend you get an airbrush & an airbrush guide (eg the Forgeworld one) & some colour schemes (I used Imperial Armour 1 - huge amount to choose from)

Go for the same scheme, but give them all a twist, like names and pictures you see on the side of old WWII tanks and bombers.

feth yeah, forgot about the girlies! Naked bitches FTW! Well, mostly naked; there are kids in the store.

Airbrush? in the bag. all the bitz, even used it.

Something else, for those of you who are Stikdeath fans, I am really considering a Turbanator and a Martyr Machine.