Springer Pinsel brushes
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Hi Benny
I have heard of these ,Ma German product looking at the site they don't lot of ones for different uses not just our hobby
Prices are very low IMO so why not give them a go and come back to us all on your thoughts
http://www.springer-pinsel.com/
If you do a search there's lots here on this subject of brushes , we have our FOTM competition supporters of Rosemary and Co and The Brushman as well
Happy hunting
Nap
I have heard of these ,Ma German product looking at the site they don't lot of ones for different uses not just our hobby
Prices are very low IMO so why not give them a go and come back to us all on your thoughts
http://www.springer-pinsel.com/
If you do a search there's lots here on this subject of brushes , we have our FOTM competition supporters of Rosemary and Co and The Brushman as well
Happy hunting
Nap
Thanks Nap,
We have here a local importer/distributor with relatively competitive prices for a variety of modelling supplies, and I was interested in trying those brushes he imports. He will bring some samples to our club's meeting tomorrow. I will try to test them and report
Best,
Benny
We have here a local importer/distributor with relatively competitive prices for a variety of modelling supplies, and I was interested in trying those brushes he imports. He will bring some samples to our club's meeting tomorrow. I will try to test them and report
Best,
Benny
Hi all,
Had an opportunity to test two brushes (size 0, size 1) from Springer Pinsel 1854 Kolinski sable series (with the white breeches of my 28mm Dominique Jean Larrey)
I am quite inexperienced, and it was also a short, non-scientific trial. I used them with Vallejo acrylics. Judging from the short painting session, I was pleased with them. They fill comfortable to hold, they held their point just fine. I still lack experience to judge and compare their paint holding capacity, and what part of my visible brush strokes are due to my technique (diluting the paint, working with the troublesome white, etc.) or the brush itself.
At about 4.8 euro (local price) and 2.8 euros (price at their website) per brush, I think I'll give them a shot. If they prove to be good, I'll order more sizes (000, 00, 2)
Cheers,
Benny
Had an opportunity to test two brushes (size 0, size 1) from Springer Pinsel 1854 Kolinski sable series (with the white breeches of my 28mm Dominique Jean Larrey)
I am quite inexperienced, and it was also a short, non-scientific trial. I used them with Vallejo acrylics. Judging from the short painting session, I was pleased with them. They fill comfortable to hold, they held their point just fine. I still lack experience to judge and compare their paint holding capacity, and what part of my visible brush strokes are due to my technique (diluting the paint, working with the troublesome white, etc.) or the brush itself.
At about 4.8 euro (local price) and 2.8 euros (price at their website) per brush, I think I'll give them a shot. If they prove to be good, I'll order more sizes (000, 00, 2)
Cheers,
Benny
