What are people buying?

[grizzlymc]

No, but I could make you one out of old nail clippings and bits of nan bread.

Bought ourselves a 3d printer then?

[BaronVonWreckedoften]

Only £300 from Aldi, apparently:-

https://www.engadget.com/2017/11/08/ald ... o-printer/

Wonder if they do spare feet for bears? You could use your good one as a model, but then you might really end up with two left feet.

[grizzlymc]

Hell, over here it's just 300 Pacific Pesos. No wonder they call the UK Treasure Island.

[Purple]

Dave I’ll have that if nobody has offered.
Are you not impressed with them?

[Impecunious Hero]

I think it’s finally time to invest in some decent brushes; I know this was discussed recently on the crapatalk iteration of the forum, but does anybody have any recommendations? Both brush & supplier Information is welcome. Thanks in advance.

[Jeremy]

Windsor & Newton Series 7, size 1. I’ve painted a couple of hundred figures so far with this brush and it’s still as good as new

[Paul]

Rosemary and Co. Great brushes and a good price but the postage can be eye watering!

[Essex Boy]

I think it’s finally time to invest in some decent brushes; I know this was discussed recently on the crapatalk iteration of the forum, but does anybody have any recommendations? Both brush & supplier Information is welcome. Thanks in advance.

Do you paint with enamels, acrylic or something else? That'll make a difference to what sort of brush you need.

Iain

[goat major]

I'm also a dedicated W&N S7 man - expensive but superb if you look after them. I've tried Rosemary & Co once- cheaper but wasnt that impressed with the quality - maybe i had a bad batch as all other reviews of them seem positive.

[Ilkley Old School]

I actually use cheap an cheerful Artmaster brushes and ditch them when the points start to go.

Artmaster and Rosemary brushes are run by a husband and wife combo wirh Artmaster offering cheaper brushes.