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I have done nothing but Chaos for the last 7 years. So I had an opportunity to do my first Ork, The Warboss with Attack Squig. Having decided on a Bad Moons color scheme for him.

Overall, nicely done. You could have neatened up your lines a little, the part that stands out most are the checkers on the bosspole and drill out the flamer barrel. The model also looks a little shiny, not sure if it's varnish you used or just the flash. Otherwise, good job on the yellow and a good selection of other colors.

Did you shoot it with varnish? Go back and coat it with some matte varnish to tone down that gloss.

Ifutita is right. How come your model seems shiny? because you use a different brand of paints, or a oil paint that i did when i tired to find a subtitue of the Ork color?

No gloss varnish. Just 3 lights for the pic