Andrea Miniatures Sable brush.
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mick3272
A Fixture
Hello Me,
I have never used them so no help there.
I did however purchase a couple of sets of Hawk Miniatures brushes at
Euro. I have been using them ever since and todate I'm well pleased.
Nap did a review on them a few months back.
Me
I have never used them so no help there.
I did however purchase a couple of sets of Hawk Miniatures brushes at
Euro. I have been using them ever since and todate I'm well pleased.
Nap did a review on them a few months back.
Me
OldTaff
PlanetFigure Supporter
Yes, I've tried them, and they're OK.....for a while. I found they lose their integrity, if you catch my meaning, mate. Then they become undercoaters
Hope this helps your decision.
Alan
Hope this helps your decision.Alan
Fave brushes are the ones from Broken Toad.
I bought some 'pre-owned' ones from Nap. earlier this year and they are great to use. The number 1's hold plenty of paint and yet have a tip fine enough to paint a catchlight on a 54mm figure (Wish my eyes were as good)
I do hammer them, using them for mixing and base coating too (I can hear the cries of anguish), but I do clean them after every session with some cleaning soap
Not much help with regard the Andrea ones, but I'm buying a few more of these when these start to show signs of becoming 'under-coaters' even though the price makes me wince a bit. Compared to the amount we spend on figures they are a bargain
Paul
(the other me)
I bought some 'pre-owned' ones from Nap. earlier this year and they are great to use. The number 1's hold plenty of paint and yet have a tip fine enough to paint a catchlight on a 54mm figure (Wish my eyes were as good)
I do hammer them, using them for mixing and base coating too (I can hear the cries of anguish), but I do clean them after every session with some cleaning soap
Not much help with regard the Andrea ones, but I'm buying a few more of these when these start to show signs of becoming 'under-coaters' even though the price makes me wince a bit. Compared to the amount we spend on figures they are a bargain
Paul
(the other me)
Forté
A Fixture
If you're looking for good brushes on a budget then I'll also recommend BrokenToad.
OldTaff
PlanetFigure Supporter
I've also been using Brokentoad brushes for a while now, with no problems.
Hi Ralph
I would stay away from Andrea ones personally , I have BT and Hawk ones , they are both very good of course I have as well W & N series 7 .
There are threads about brushes here ..but really it's a personal choice
Nap
I would stay away from Andrea ones personally , I have BT and Hawk ones , they are both very good of course I have as well W & N series 7 .
There are threads about brushes here ..but really it's a personal choice
Nap
