Brushes and Space Wolves

MrPickles

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you could also consider army painter wargamer brushes. cheap and good. i just picked up 5 for 25 bucks including shipping off ebay.

considering how fast most of us destroy brushes i would not go with windsor and newton
 

RuneBrush

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you could also consider army painter wargamer brushes. cheap and good. i just picked up 5 for 25 bucks including shipping off ebay.

considering how fast most of us destroy brushes i would not go with windsor and newton

Or buy an expensive brush and force yourself to look after it ;) A very quick Google suggests that for the similar money to the above brushes you could get some Rosemary & Co ones
 

gilljoy

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Or buy an expensive brush and force yourself to look after it ;) A very quick Google suggests that for the similar money to the above brushes you could get some Rosemary & Co ones

Or my raphael ones ( seem good so far ) for £18 including delivery, same brushes from Rosemary & Co where coming in at about £15 including p&p so not too bad a price.
 

MrPickles

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Or buy an expensive brush and force yourself to look after it ;) A very quick Google suggests that for the similar money to the above brushes you could get some Rosemary & Co ones

meh, for 4 bucks each i can afford to destroy them. IMO looking after it will only take you so far, either way it's going to wear out. and it's not like army painter detail brushes are bad either. durable, great point, retains shape. theyre made of high quality sable.

i keep reading W&N are a mixed bag.
 

gilljoy

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meh, for 4 bucks each i can afford to destroy them. IMO looking after it will only take you so far, either way it's going to wear out. and it's not like army painter detail brushes are bad either. durable, great point, retains shape. theyre made of high quality sable.

i keep reading W&N are a mixed bag.

rosemary and co ones are about the same price depending on which series you go for.
 
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