Reddit reviews MEEDEN Micro Detail Paint Brush Set - 7 Tiny Fine Miniature Art Brushes for Acrylic, Watercolor, Oil Painting - Miniatures, Models, Airplane Kits, Nail, Rock Painting
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PERFECT SET FOR FINE DETAIL PAINTING: Our fine paint brushes is perfect for precision painting in all your acrylic, watercolor, enamels, gouache or oil projects. Also ideal for face painting, body painting, nail art, coloring books and paint by numbersFINE TIPPED BRUSHES FOR MICRO DETAILING: Value set contains 7 detail brushes size 4/0,3/0,2/0,0,1,2,3. With a thin tip synthetic hair paint brushes to choose from, you will be able to use our detail painting set for all your creative and artistic projectsSPECIFICALLY DESIGNED HANDLES: Ergonomic designed short hard wood handle, which has a triangular shape, dull polished and then spray lacquer, antislip, comfortable to gripe and more smoothly creating nail works, aiding in muscular dexterity for painting with ease and controlNO SHEDDING OR SPLITTING: Each brush has a seamless nickel ferrel that will not rust or crack, holding the strong hair firmly in place without splitting or shedding100% RISK FREE PURCHASE: If you are not satisfied with MEEDEN detail paint brush,we’re very happy to either provide a no-questions-asked Refund or Replacement. Order today risk free
Sorry, I'm not familiar with Army Painter brushes. All I know are the numbered sizes. I would assume that Army Painter would have appropriately sized brushes, though. Maybe someone else here can comment on that.
This is what I bought. They're probably not the greatest, but they've done well, so far.
Best of luck, and I hope to see some more work from you. :-)
I hate to sound like a Amazon Ad but iI got it on Amazon
Vallejo has a really nice starter paint set, 16 colors for $40 US. They're bigger bottles than most (17ml) and in dropper bottles, too. Something like that will be much cheaper to start with than buying Citadel paints individually, and is still a better deal than the Citadel starter set.
Citadel brushes and tools are also mostly overpriced. This brush set costs about as much as one GW brush, and clippers/glue/knife/mold line scraper can all be had for a fraction of the Citadel price too.
https://www.amazon.com/MEEDEN-Professional-Sable-Detail-Paint/dp/B01JYVI9RQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_14?crid=1QBYEIQELDU7R&keywords=kolinsky+sable+brushes&qid=1550882304&s=gateway&sprefix=sable+bru&sr=8-14
And a tub of master's brush soap.
What would you recommend as a good middle range brush? I got a pack of Meeden Sable brushes from Amazon. Their usefulness and lifetime varies wildly.
If you feel you're going to use the paints get the paints. It's better to have them and not need them then need them and not have them. Vallejo is good with muddy tones, especially their amazing greens. Army Painter is great with warm colors, pastels and creamy brights. So I'd say it depends on weather you want your models to look warm or cold in a general sense. Ultimately, I'd choose both. They're both great paints for the price.
Yeah chances are even if we had the brands of brushes you're used to they wouldn't be the same kind of value you had back in Europe. I got a set of synthetic brushes a lot like these nearly two years ago.
https://www.amazon.com/MEEDEN-Professional-Sable-Detail-Paint/dp/B01JYVI9RQ/ref=sr_1_45?keywords=Synthetic+Sable&qid=1566600966&s=gateway&sr=8-45
I've just started to splay my 0 brush and the rest are looking pretty rough. But it was a good investment overall.