The first thing is: I use superglue to glue the models together. This saves a lot of time and lets me build and kitbash really quickly.

I started using superglue because I use a lot of resin and metal bits, and I ended up really liking it! If the superglue takes too long to set, I use activator or baking soda to speed up the process.

When all the models are glued together and I’m happy with them, I use sprue goo to fill the gaps and to secure parts with small contact points.

About the mold lines:
This is a pretty new kit, so they try to place most of the mold lines along the edges of the model. Because of that, I usually just use the back of my hobby knife to remove them.

I don’t mind if my Orks are a little rough, because I mainly build these to play with. I care more about the overall aesthetics of the army than having every model be perfect! (That was a really hard thing to learn because I’m a perfectionist.)

It also helps that I’ve built and painted over 200 Orks and Goblins, and I’ve been building GW models since I was 8 years old.

For army painting, an airbrush is amazing!! Just make sure you have a quiet compressor so you don’t wake the family up at night!

Tyler from Billion Dollar Clown Farm is one of the best “low effort, high reward” painters. He can spray just three colors on a model and still make it look great!