Thunderhawker
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Th GW brushes are crap IMHO, (as a rule, though I have one that\'s held up unusually well). I use the 0 alot now that I am ddicted but I also like the 000 for fine detail.
W&N Series 7
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Sorry about the awful image quality, I am currently awaiting a good bargain to show itself on eBay for a decent camera, but here is a pic of (in order from front>back)
Citadel Fine Detail Brush (closest)
W&NS7M size 0
W&NS7M size 000 (furthest)
Yes, when I opened them up, I noticed some ass must have placed a 000 brush into a 00 tube, (I wanted a 0 and 00) It is also partly my fault for not checking the brush beforehand though I suppose, but I had to rush to catch the bus.
I was only in town because I had to drop my clio off at relault to fix the seatbelt (only they can do it >.< £1065
) I wandered into Games Workshop on route to going home and ended up buying a pack of Black Orcs, some kommando khaki, some foundation orkhide shade, and that paint station thing due to the limited space I have to paint, and the continual moving of my stuff. Just wandered into the art shop near the bus stop and there they were! Now \'twould seem I have to go back to buy some brush cleaning stuffs though, stoopid sales clerk.Prophaniti
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I probably don\'t look after my S7\'s as well as some of these lot, but I have found some of the other W&N ranges useful. In particular the Sceptre Gold II 202 brushes. The 202 bit indicates a slightly longer bristle length than a normal brush, so it holds more paint and maintains an excellent point. The brush itself is kolinsky/synthetic mix and is thus a bit cheaper for more general work.
digbaddy72
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Thunderhawker
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Nope. That is their regular price.
