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I'm a slow painter and I'm pretty inconsistent. I get through a handful of models over six months and then hammer out ten in a few weeks, but I've been gradually painting up my force over the past 3 years or so and this is what I have so far.

There's a load of unpainted orks in a box waiting for some attention and I'll get there eventually, but for now I have fully painted:

Infantry

45 Boys (mix of shootah and slugga)
10 Gretchin + Runtherd
5 Tankbustas + 2 Bombsquigs
7 Nobs
1 Weirdboy
1 Custom Warboss

Vehicles

Deff Dread
Battlewagon with Grot sponsons
Truck
Grot Tank (Liger tank from Ramshackle)

Awesome!!! There is nothing quite as cool as a nicely painted Ork army.

Some good stuff here, man. As a fellow Ork I salute you. Well, more likely headbutt you, but you get what I mean.

I do indeed. T'anks boss.

Someone else who has the same painting timescale as me ! Started painting my Orks when BlackReach came out , not that long ago I thought until reminded how long it actually has been. Just so many I'm sure they are breeding. Cool looking minis mate.

That Warboss is the truuuuuuuuuuth!!

I personally love when Orks are made to be "savage" looking, instead of the "goofy" look some people choose to give!

Good work!

You did a great job on the Liger Tank, quite a bit of converting. How did you find using the resin went?

Thanks guys, I definitely wanted a meaner look for the Warboss.

As for the Liger, the resin was fine really. Some of it needed a little filing to make it slot together neatly, but a bit of green stuff during the glueing stage helped hold it all together.

I'll need to get a shot of the back at some point too, as I put a lot of rust powder on the engine block.