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submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by ThtCrzyBstrd to c/warhammer40k
 

Did you build your sets piecemeal or buy a set all at once? What brand do you recommend? What should I be looking for?

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[–] Zzgashi 2 points 1 year ago

I have some random no name brands for brush on primer. Generic art store brushes for base coats. Found an ancient Testors brush that ive been using for metallic details and has kept it's fine tip for a rather surprising long time. I have a few Windsor and Newton brushes that I really like, but my Artis Opus S #2 is just too good and has become my detail workhorse. It's a bigger brush, but comes to such a fine point that I don't need anything smaller, and it's size doesn't dry out as fast. I bought the big set, but only use the one brush.