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Post by SteveM on Jun 30, 2021 19:30:02 GMT
A the title fellas, detail painting my Tilly has shown I need some new brushes. I mostly use acrylics so which hairy stick maker do I go for? Happy to pay for quality within reason so not £8 a go  |
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Post by Boots on Jun 30, 2021 20:39:26 GMT
The ProArte range are very reasonable Steve.......i have those and some W&N No 7`s, i don`t think my 000 and 00`s, 0`s and No 1`s exceed the £8.......most certainly not in the ProArte ones  |
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Post by beano on Jul 1, 2021 4:06:03 GMT
W&N series 7 are superb, but £8 a go is about what they cost. I got a small box/gift set for Xmas a couple of years ago from ‘mrs Beano’. But I know they weren’t cheap.
The cheaper brushes are all a bit ‘suck it and see’ in my experience. Sorry can’t be more helpful 😏
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Post by Snipersmudge on Jul 1, 2021 5:25:45 GMT
W&N are great have a few myself and I also find broken toad brushes to be really good for acrylics as well.
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Post by tommygunn on Jul 1, 2021 6:32:01 GMT
Tamiya modeling brush pro II. Don’t know how much they cost though.
Cheaper alternative is GAIA, which are made in Sri Lanka.
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Post by dalej2014 on Oct 11, 2021 12:31:22 GMT
Very late reply on this; these were recommended to me from a very good figure painter (28mm), so should be good. I have no experience of them myself, but do plan to buy some. www.rosemaryandco.com/brush-sets |
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Post by Robbo on Oct 11, 2021 13:06:37 GMT
I too use series 7 for good work but you pay for them
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