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Hi all
Here is few of my recent finished ork boys (exept of bases - will do it later)






and my recent loota boy

Ha, great models you got there, mate! I love the last one, izs such a funny conversion!

Those are some great painted minis you have there, and some awsome conversions, keep up the good work

Orks... Aiming?... HERESY!

Some great ideas nicely painted - well done!

I love the aiming boy! I have assembled and painted around 150-200 boyz over the years, but never thought of using a shoota-supporting hand for a two handed slugga grip. Clever!

Some very cool conversions both here and in your gallery. Well done! keep it up.

Thank you all for your comments. I would really appreciate some advice about what I need to improve (for example - painting - I know it still worth to keep practice a lot)

Now I would like to show two slight conversions...

Love the looted UM bolter!

They look awesome keep up the good work

hank you all for your comments. I would really appreciate some advice about what I need to improve

Your stuff looks really good . You make clever use of parts in ways I never would have thought of.
However,there is still two ways you could improve, and since you asked for advice I will list them.

1) Some pf your greenstuffing looks a little unnatural, the back of this ork especially:

I'd Google a few pictures of orks before greenstuffing, and make sure that it looked "right" when I was finished.

2) Your painting, as you said, could improve a bit. Your problem seems to be that you rely to heavily on dry brushing. I would get a few models that you don't like, or plan to strip anyway and practice layering on them.

I think that's it. Please keep in mind that this is just advice and your miniatures truly do look great.
Cheers,
Four

The ork who is aiming saw his enemies do it and is just imitating them, thinking it is some kind of ritual that helps bullets hit their target.

Hey 4osen1 - As I said before, I do like your stuff. I also agree with the suggestions from warhammer_4 above, but would add one more. Try some 'Reikland Fleshade' in the folds and creases of the figures you try his layering suggestion on.

I think you'll find it really adds depth and definition to the different parts of your models.

Just a heads up, with deathskulls they look wonderful if you add an array of different blues, just check a few of the pictures in the link in my signature for ideas.

Thank you all for your comments! Especially to Warhammer_4 and Gutsplitta.

Johnnom
Yeah I know that it should be more blue paint but I decided that my boyz will be more garbage oriented. They are suffer lack of the good weaponz. So thay are using all that comes on their way. (The only exeption is Lootaz - I plan that there would be very clever Bigmek in this gang. So this BigMek will invent unbelivable weapons for lootaz almost from nothing (everything that they will find from garbage).
Blue paint will be more present of the vehicles.
Let's just say - this is a small feature of my gang of orcs.
And actually - on my opinion a lot of blue paint will distract from other smal details. Therefore, I prefer the more old rusty stuff on their uniforms and weapons.