Occasionally, there is a requirement to remove waterslide decals from a model. One of the best products for achieving...
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Occasionally, there is a requirement to remove waterslide decals from a model. One of the best products for achieving...
Flow improver is a liquid compound that is designed to be used with an airbrush. Most modellers will thin their...
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Fine painting is always something best done with patience. The problem is, when using acrylic paint if you take too...
Sable brushes are made from natural fibre, namely hair.
This makes them soft to the touch and will apply the paint very smoothly, compared to nylon brushes which is a man-made fibre and has a more rigid feel to it and on applying paint it is rougher.
Most modellers will have a selection of both brushes for different jobs.
For instance, if you were going to paint a military vehicle, I would suggest a nylon brush for general work, and for painting detail I would say a sable brush.
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