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What's your favorite fantasy monster race?
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40K orks doesn't really fit, but orcs in general do. 40K just happen to be the best version of orcs. I'm a Badmoons painter myself.
The 40k orks do have a couple of Warhammar fantasy counterparts, at least. I'm not sure how similar in personality they are (a brief search suggests the Old World ones were more like 40k's orks than Age of Sigmar's orruks are) but they at least look similar on a surface level
I think it'd be fair to consider them a sub race of orks, not much goofy lovability about Tolkien orks but you can't help but smile listening to Ork hijinks
The orcs from orcs must die probably fit in a similar sub race