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So far, it seems to me that white undercoats produce ace results. But how would one tackle painting with a white undercoat. Specifically, Orks, Dark Elves, and Orcs and Goblins.

Washes. Lots of bright colors, then lots of washes to tone them down and fill in the recesses. I've got tons of pictures in my gallery showing this on my Orks.

Here is a good link on painting with a white undercoat

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/237797.page
This is chrispy's guide to speed painting orks. I have tested it and it works very nicely. One of the easiest ways to produce a good table top quality paint job.

My Orks were done with a slightly modified version of Chrispy's tutorial. I highly recommend it!