The right paint brushes can make all the difference when painting miniatures. Whether you’re working on a Warhammer 40k army, a scale model train layout, dollhouse furniture, or other small-scale projects, here are some reviews and tips on choosing the best paint brushes for the job.

GHOST Maxton Black Miniature Paint Brush Set (Review)

Greetings, fellow miniature painting enthusiasts! Today, our focus turns to a Kickstarter-backed paint brush set that has recently made its way into my painting arsenal – the Maxton Black Ghost brushes. If you’re like me, you might see Kickstarter contributions…

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D’Artisan Shoppe Miniature Brushes: Synthetic Hobby Brush Review

If you’re a miniature painter, wargamer, or scale model maker, then you know that having good quality paint brushes is essential. There are a lot of options out there, but in my opinion, D’Artisan Shoppe miniature paint brushes are some…

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Best Brush for Painting Miniatures and Models (Complete Guide)

What’s the best brush for painting miniatures? Paint brushes are an essential tool for miniature painting. The most popular and useful brushes for miniature painters are a pointed round kolinsky sable size

1 or

2 brushes. These paint brushes have…

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Artis Opus Brushes (In Depth Review)

This Artis Opus Brush Series S review is based on several months of regular brush use in commissioned miniature painting. Artis Opus brushes are similar in cost to other kolinsky sables, and require the same level of care for best…

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The Army Painter “Regiment” Brush Review for Miniature Painting

Are you looking for an honest review of The Army Painter Regiment Brush for painting miniatures? Your paint brushes are your most important tool for your miniature and model painting hobby. The AP Regiment Brush has become one of my…

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Best Alternative to Winsor & Newton Series 7 Brushes for Painting Miniatures?

Are you looking for a cheap alternative to Winsor & Newton Series 7 brushes for painting miniatures and models? For the mini painter, the Winsor & Newton Series 7 line of paint brushes are the gold standard. However, the Series…

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Best Cheap Synthetic Brushes for Painting Miniatures

Are you looking for cheap, inexpensive brushes for miniature painting? Sometimes you want to neglect your tools and just get to work! Go ahead and abuse your brushes. Paint like nothing else matters. Yes, you absolutely need cheap brushes for…

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The Citadel Medium Base Brush: A Brush for Speed Painting (Review)

The Citadel Medium Base Brush is the most used brush in my miniature painting arsenal. The Citadel Medium Base Brush reviews like a car that sells itself. It has wide tuft surface that applies a good amount of paint, while…

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What is the best brush material for miniature painting?

I recommend that everyone start with a natural hair brush. Here are the advantages of why you should choose natural sable brushes for miniature painting: Natural hair brushes of good quality hold their shape better than their synthetic counterparts.

Which company makes the best paint brushes?

There are several top-rated paint brush brands for artists, including Winsor & Newton, Princeton, and Da Vinci. These brands offer a range of high-quality brushes that are suitable for various painting techniques and styles.

Are cheap paint brushes any good?

Cheap paint brushes with stiff bristles are one of the top causes of visible brush strokes and streaking, this can lead to wasting time when painting and decorating by having to apply further coats of paint to rectify the problem.

Why are Artis Opus brushes so expensive?

Artis Opus are on the more expensive side of hobby brushes, but you are paying for quality. well, style and quality.