Reddit reviews 50 Pcs Pack of Synthetic Sable Fine Detail Paint Brushes Set for Miniature, Scale Model, Art Painting in Acrylic, Oil, Watercolor - Pointed Round (Size #0 (Medium))

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50 Pcs Pack of Synthetic Sable Fine Detail Paint Brushes Set for Miniature, Scale Model, Art Painting in Acrylic, Oil, Watercolor - Pointed Round (Size #0 (Medium))

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u/Route66_LANparty · 2 pointsr/Warhammer

Glad to hear it.

On the inevitable Painting supply questions that will be coming shortly...

Do you plan to paint like the box art for your army? or going to do your own thing?

Paint:

While Games Workshop paints are pricey per volume, but are great for getting started. Well organized and lots of great resources out there to learn how to paint with them to get results that are close to the box art of your faction.
Vallejo or Army Painter are great alternatives if you don't want a 100% match with the box art style colors. So great if you want to do your own thing. Army painter makes a great starting set with 50 paints at under $2 a bottle. (https://smile.amazon.com/Miniature-Painting-Bonus-Wargamer-Regiment/dp/B01MTXRUUT/)
Wherever you go with for main paint supply... if looking to save time, and arguably improve the finish of your models I highly recommend the colored primers form Army Painter or Game Workshop colored undercoat sprays.

Brushes:
Regardless of what you get, you'll want some of The Master's Brush Cleaning Soap.
I'm a fan of Zem brushes, they aren't terribly expensive and are a step up from throw aways, while getting close to the higher end Kolinski hair brushes. Synthetic Assortment for Base Coating and Drybrushing Then also get Zem Kolinsky for glazing, shading and detail work.
Others prefer bulk throw away brushes as you can get a fresh tip for every model. Then you don't need to bother with the soap. 50x 10mm throw aways
Games Workshop brushes aren't bad either if you want to stick to the exact Guides. But very expensive for what you get.

Glue:
You'll want both Plastic Glue, Super Glue, and some PVA (Elmers Glue).
For Plastic Model assembly, my preferance is Games Workshop Plastic glue, but Testors and Army Painter Plastic Glue have works well too.
Super Glue for Glueing models to the base, or working with resin/extra bits. I'm enjoying how quickly the combination of Army Painter Super Glue and "Magic" kicker are setting.
PVA is used often in decorating your bases with sand/rocks/sprigs of grass.

Model Fixes:
Greenstuff and/or Vallejo Plastic Putty can be used to help fill cracks, repair models, and do a bit of kitbashing. So you can customize your models a bit for your own taste or weapon setups.

u/cfrech59 · 1 pointr/minipainting

You can even use the cheap acrylic paint at Walmart. Just thin it. At 50 cents it was a good way to get a fair number of colors to practice with. I would just make sure to get a decent primer.

This primer is what I like. Does not need thinning. Nice coverage without being too thick. Love it.

Cheap brushes are cheap but beginners are hard on brushes so cheap is good to start with. When brushes go bad they can be used for dry brushing or mixing or for long haired folk putting your hair up 😜😜😜

Here are cheap ones so does not hurt when they go bad. Not 100% sure but think these are what the teacher of a class I recently took uses for most of his painting that is not air brushed.

Good luck