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eclipseone
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Hello! First time poster
I've been into scale-modelling (1/48 aircraft) and miniature painting (warhammer) for a few years now, and have decided it's time to get a brush! I've done a lot of reading and research and I'm still unsure of the brush that would best benefit me.
This is what I need the brush to do: (most of the things stated are probably artist controlled
)
-Spray sharp / tight lines
-Be able to spray large enough to cover 1/48 and 1/32 scale planes that wont take forever
-Be able to spray down to 28mm model miniatures (google warhammer if you're not sure of the scale of these tiny annoyances)
The brush for the miniatures will be used for base coating, layering and general zenithal lightning and high-lighting.. but a real close, detailed spray would be really nice for the tiny details on these models.
The brush for the airplanes will be used on its entirety; from panel lines to radomes and weathering.
I've looked at a few reviews online and on this site and it seems that the Iwata Hi-Line may be the better unit for what I need it for, specifically the HP-CH. This unit may be overkill but the MAC valve sure sounded sweet.
Please help me out here!
I've been into scale-modelling (1/48 aircraft) and miniature painting (warhammer) for a few years now, and have decided it's time to get a brush! I've done a lot of reading and research and I'm still unsure of the brush that would best benefit me.
This is what I need the brush to do: (most of the things stated are probably artist controlled
-Spray sharp / tight lines
-Be able to spray large enough to cover 1/48 and 1/32 scale planes that wont take forever
-Be able to spray down to 28mm model miniatures (google warhammer if you're not sure of the scale of these tiny annoyances)
The brush for the miniatures will be used for base coating, layering and general zenithal lightning and high-lighting.. but a real close, detailed spray would be really nice for the tiny details on these models.
The brush for the airplanes will be used on its entirety; from panel lines to radomes and weathering.
I've looked at a few reviews online and on this site and it seems that the Iwata Hi-Line may be the better unit for what I need it for, specifically the HP-CH. This unit may be overkill but the MAC valve sure sounded sweet.
Please help me out here!