I pretty much like all of their products. Their brushes are fantastic for the price, their paints are excellent, and their hobby supplies are great also! In general, they do exactly what the company name says: help you get an army painted.
Thank you for sharing the unboxing through your eyes. My wife and I enjoyed watching it! Because of your demo, we are strongly considering adding Army Paints to our collection. Thanks for your videos and we look forward to future ones!
I loved the swamp tufts, winter tufts and lowland shrubs the most. I think I will get some of those. The brushes and paints were all really impressive. That is a fine gift for you 🙂
I've discovered a handy tip to hide the little "circle" under the tufts. Mix up a dilute paint (like 1 part paint to 4 parts water) that matches the colour of the tuft and touch it with a brush to the root of the tufts. It will flood into the tuft's base and cover any white areas from the base glue.
wow! this is perfect, ive been looking into getting a paint set and some new hobby stuff, and here you are showing off what I was looking at! Thanks!!!
It's a great set. Army Painter makes some great products. See my comment above though about the stainless steel mixing balls. I use hematite beads (they're cheap and you can get them at any art/craft store.) Stainless steel (unless it's marine grade) has the potential to ruin your paints. Just fyi. Good luck with your decision.
@@billb0313 We've actually tested our Mixing Balls in salt water for up 3 months, no rust. They are very high-grade Stainless Steel! Thanks for all the kind words!
Oh WOW! I could feel your excitement as you picked up those Tufts, mostly because I was just as amazed to see so many packs of them in one box! They're all pure gold winning products in my book, never underestimate the power of Tufts in basing minis :D Thanks for the tip on cutting them to make them look natural! (fetches scissors with a glint in the eye)
Love the care package, I love Army Painter and clever job from them. I bought a cheap acrylic hair varnish shaker online which does exactly the same thing as your shaker for very little cost
Thats a lot of tufts! Awesome box of goodies. The deadland tufts I NEED. I have several of their brushed for washes and basing. I wouldn’t want to ruin my sable brushes doing that
Love Frozen tufts for my Space Wolves and I think I use Wasteland tufts for everything else right now. I really like Army Painter for the color primers. Made painting my son's Tyranids so much easier.
I want one of those paint shakers, would stop the strange looks I get from people passing my living room window whilst I'm sat at my desk shaking paint pots.
great gift box unboxing! I just got back into painting my warhammer 40k after a long break, Glad I got all army painter supplies and Citadel Paints. keep these vids. coming plz
I've got this paint set. Best deal especially for someone just starting out. The brushes are great. Very easy to control. Army Painter makes excellent products at a fraction of the cost of some other brands. I would NOT recommend putting those stainless steel mixing balls in the paint though. I use hematite beads. It will not discolor the paint. Even stainless steel (unless it's marine grade) has the potential to ruin your paints.
Thats a lotta stuff! Im not a fan of Army Painters paints, tried them for a few different projects but never got really fond of em. But the tufts are great and their brushes too!
I have also had, like MANY hobby peeps, problems with yellow. I found Warcolours to be my answer to a “pure” yellow experience. They sell a yellow one-coat, a five layer slice (deep cadmium, cadmium, light cadmium, lemon, and cream), a transparent, an ink, and a glaze. Not the easiest to use if you only know the Citadel method, because they are very subtle hues and quite translucent, but if you are happy to build up glazes and wet-blend they give great results. Definitely worth experimenting with.
I play 15mm historical.Get them painted as fast as possible and onto the war games table. Tufts are really handy .I place them on small circular mdf's for casualty markers.I hate seeing counters on the table! Also quick way to do basing. Too right good basing makes a mediocrely painted figure look fine . Hey I am decades older than Naomi how come I am learning things from her?
There is a trick to your green/yellow problem. To give credit where credit is due, it's actually from Kenny Boucher from Next Level Painting, Mix in a tiny tiny tiny bit red or orange into your yellow, it pulls the yellow completely away from any "bad green influence". It really works great.
I really like their washes. Really great flow control so it goes into all the nooks and crannies. I do not like their shaped handles though. Brushes all have a characteristic of the bristles that makes certain orientations spread them apart while painting and others that help keep a sharp point. Without a round handle you can't twist and turn it precisely to take advantage of those things. What I really want to see from them is a base crust topping like AK's diorama cracked earth types of materials.
I just started this video, put The Phone away and hardly even watched it. Just had The sound in The background. Why? Because The voicr is... its soothing. Not quite up to Sorastros world class soul-soothing voice, but its just somehow a nice background sound. Hard to explain
Nice channel and all, loved the analysis on the vallejo shifter colors, thanks. Don't mean to be rude but is there a de-interlace function on your camera? Or maybe post process the video so that all the motion blur lines are removed?
Robart Paint Shaker - we can get most products in the UK but for some reason, never the Robart Paint Shaker - no idea why. The only way to get one, without visiting the US, is to import but then you have to pay really silly money (over $100). So we have to resort to Chinese nail polish shakers bought on ebay - you can buy at least five of these for what we would have to pay for a Robart shaker.
Naomi, you can get replacement straps for your Robart mini paint shaker from amazon.ca www.amazon.ca/s?k=paint+shaker+electric&crid=LBW6830HA5A5&sprefix=paint+shaker%2Caps%2C219&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_2_12
I use army painter products. My experience is : The paints are less pigmented than the "base" range from citadel, they do need a "wash" brush range like citadel, their "monster" brush is way too small for proper monsters (Big tyranids and tanks are a pain), the red plastic exactocnife is too fragile for cuting big chunk of platic. I am actually using their paints for airbrushing, their brushes + a big wash and a big base brush from citadel, theirexactoknife, cutters, wet palette, tufts and painting station. But i still prefer the citadel paints range by far.
Have you had good luck with the Army Painter mixing balls? No issues with them rusting & spoiling your paint? I was planning to transfer Citadel paints to eye droppers, but am hesitant because of anecdotal stories of steel mixing balls spoiling the paint over time.
I've been using some stainless steel balls I got from Amazon a few years ago and I haven't had any problems. I think the key is to make sure that they are stainless steel; any other kind of steel will definitely rust in water based acrylic paints.
Same as the above replies - no issues using AP mixing balls in AP, Citadel, Scale, Warcolours, or Vallejo Model Colour products. Over two years, took a few out with a magnet on a stick to inspect for oxidation. Zero. All good. Only problem I have encountered is that they are not heavy enough to mix some of the thicker VMC paint range. Have had to use the larger balls from Green Stuff World.
Am looking to get the set of 50 like on this vid but my Brother wants to go with there larger set. The set here looks like it has a solid range of color with plenty of Diversity. What are your thoughts?
The more paints you have, the less you have to mix to get the colour you want :) This set has a great variety, a very good starting point for anyone getting into or filling out their paint inventory. It has bright primary and secondary colours so when you mix them, the resulting colours will still be quite bright. Its metals can be mixed together or with the other paints to get another variety of metal paints. It has only a few washes but they allow you to get accustomed to washes before you go and grab more :) It's a good set! But if you can afford a bigger variety, I personally prefer more variety than less. But that's because I like to be able to see a colour in my head and just grab it off the shelf, save time and get away with less mixing 😁
Lots of companies out there produce starter sets. But unless you understand RYB colour theory, and are naturally proficient at mixing hues on a palette; three primaries, three secondaries, a black, a white, a gold, a silver, and fleshy brown are not going to be of much use to you. There is only one company out there that produces a true starter set and that is Army Painter’s Mega Box Set. The MBS will allow you to learn all the basics and paint a wide variety of models to a complete state. It is not cheap, but it is fantastic value as there is a year of learning and hobby productivity in there. And it also acts as a robust skeleton that you can flesh out with more AP paints, or pots and dropper bottles from other companies and gives you a baseline that you can compare them to. I’m not an AP shill, just giving you the benefit of my hindsight... :) might save you some grief.
I haven't been keeping up with Army Painter in their products. I had no idea they had all this stuff now. I'm sure you know this already. new brushes come with that stiffener on them and you have to use water to get it off but if you bend them before you take the stiffener off they'll take that shape.
Great that they send you that all that cool stuff. I bought the Mega Paint set a couple years back and it turned out to be a mixed bag at best. The bright colours? They are like glazes at best, not even layering colours. I had only trouble with them, no matter how well i shaked them (balls and nail polish shaker). I really wish they would mark down the opacity rating of their paints like GW or Warcolours do. I'm right now phasing out a lot of those Army Painter colours and replace them with Vallejo, Scale75 or Warcolours ones. Their Washes are superb though and some select colours i gonna keep. But hey! Free stuff, right? - Glad your channel is taking off Naomi and they send you all that swag. heh.
Sorry you've had a poor experience with our Warpaints. They are actually quite heavily pigmented, more so than "the other guys." Which is great, because when properly mixed (like all high quality soft bodied acrylics) they provide great coverage! If you haven't lost all faith yet, give our Mixing Balls a shot.
@@TheArmyPainter I have stainless steel ball bearings in all my dropper bottles. And i use a paint shaker. I am not saying all your paints are bad. there is a huge list of colours that i will continue to use. Like Monster and Leather Brown, Goblin Green and Green Skin, Shining Silver, Plate Mail Metal and Gun Metal to name a few. As well as the entire Wash range. I know that some colors are just plain difficult (or are percieved as such) and require some undercoating. But especially with Daemonic Yellow, Mythical Orange, Lava Orange and Pure Red as well as Alien Purple and Deep Blue in particular i have had nothing but issues. There the competition (namely Warcolours and Vallejo) gave me much better results. I'm not a brand fanboy. Just a customer who uses what works. But to be frank: There are colors from Vallejo, Scale75, Warcolours or Games Workshop that i also stopped using after testing them. So don't think i singled you out. That was not my intend.
@Sword 'n' Steel hold up a minute there lass, talk us through those kids up on your shelves, any for sale? What you got? (looking for a maulerfiend gatling barrels if you have any)
hi my name is steve I was watching this video and said to myself that army paint were great sending you all that stuff.so I contacted army painter and ask them for help I was told I had cancer 6 weeks ago so I said to my self I would like to start painting to take my mind of the treatment I was to get soon so I ask army painter for some help and they said no a lot of help they were thanks steve
Aww, you're welcome Naomi! Thanks for sharing and we hope you enjoy the products! We love the channel!
All of the white handled Wargamer Brushes (with the exception of the drybrushes and stipling brush) are handmade in Germany using Rotmarder Sable. ;)
You guys are the coolest.
@@TheArmyPainter Just ordered one of these mega paint sets from Naomi. Can't wait to get my stuff and start painting.
Once thing is for certain: Army Painter are smarter about marketing than Green Stuff World.
Honestly, you gotta love a girl that gets excited by a box of brushes!! And they are awesome
I've had my army painter brushes for over 6 years. They hold up very well.
It's like a box full of Christmas!!
EDIT: Okay, favorite line ever: "Bases go from meh to YEEEEEAH!"
I pretty much like all of their products. Their brushes are fantastic for the price, their paints are excellent, and their hobby supplies are great also!
In general, they do exactly what the company name says: help you get an army painted.
Thank you for sharing the unboxing through your eyes. My wife and I enjoyed watching it! Because of your demo, we are strongly considering adding Army Paints to our collection. Thanks for your videos and we look forward to future ones!
Really dig your paint 🎨 reviews, Ms. 👷🏽♂️
I loved the swamp tufts, winter tufts and lowland shrubs the most. I think I will get some of those.
The brushes and paints were all really impressive.
That is a fine gift for you 🙂
The wasteland tufts are fantastic accents next to skulls and dried, cracked earth. The go-to choice for all my nighthaunt needs
Same! I have a Warcry warband on cracked, wasted earth with just a skull and a wasteland tuft here and there. It's a great great look
Used them on my brothers Deathguard with the cracked earth paint
I've discovered a handy tip to hide the little "circle" under the tufts. Mix up a dilute paint (like 1 part paint to 4 parts water) that matches the colour of the tuft and touch it with a brush to the root of the tufts. It will flood into the tuft's base and cover any white areas from the base glue.
That was so nice of them. I love army painter. I have the limited set I need some more of their brushes.
wow! this is perfect, ive been looking into getting a paint set and some new hobby stuff, and here you are showing off what I was looking at! Thanks!!!
It's a great set. Army Painter makes some great products. See my comment above though about the stainless steel mixing balls. I use hematite beads (they're cheap and you can get them at any art/craft store.) Stainless steel (unless it's marine grade) has the potential to ruin your paints. Just fyi.
Good luck with your decision.
@@billb0313 We've actually tested our Mixing Balls in salt water for up 3 months, no rust. They are very high-grade Stainless Steel! Thanks for all the kind words!
Oh WOW! I could feel your excitement as you picked up those Tufts, mostly because I was just as amazed to see so many packs of them in one box! They're all pure gold winning products in my book, never underestimate the power of Tufts in basing minis :D
Thanks for the tip on cutting them to make them look natural! (fetches scissors with a glint in the eye)
Awesome to see you excited about all this, can't wait to see what you paint next ❤️
You could apply all that neat vegetation to model railroads too - hey, you could have a battle for control of a model railroad...
Almost like being sponsored! Nice 👍
Love the care package, I love Army Painter and clever job from them. I bought a cheap acrylic hair varnish shaker online which does exactly the same thing as your shaker for very little cost
I love tufts!
The deadlands ones are great. I dye them using contrast paints to get all kinds of weird colour combinations.
@First Earth Battalion Mutated vegetation mostly.
Awesome idea to customize the tuffs for quick custom look, thanks 😀
Great video. So many wicked paints n brushes. Hope you get to use them soon.
Congratulations Naomi, thanks for sharing
This is awesome! Love the tuft sets and can’t wait to see how you work them on the models.
You are the most adorable thing in the internet! Loves your channel and videos
Thats a lot of tufts! Awesome box of goodies.
The deadland tufts I NEED.
I have several of their brushed for washes and basing. I wouldn’t want to ruin my sable brushes doing that
I would love for a box filled with army painter stuff to just drop at my doorstep. I definitely wouldn't leave my house for awhile or sleep.
My Nan's name was Naomi. She was a sweetheart just like you.
I’m glad you received such a generous gift. Through your reviews I have purchased some of those products and love to them
Love Frozen tufts for my Space Wolves and I think I use Wasteland tufts for everything else right now.
I really like Army Painter for the color primers. Made painting my son's Tyranids so much easier.
I want one of those paint shakers, would stop the strange looks I get from people passing my living room window whilst I'm sat at my desk shaking paint pots.
try shaking your paints with your hands above your desk so it doesnt look like you are beating your meat
I use army painter stuff and never see people on youtube talk about them much. Cool video thanks. I use a monster brush it is great!
Awesome Gift, love the tufs!
What a nice lot of products, you have been lucky.
A set of 50, I need to get a set like that. Thank you.
Pretty awesome "care package" worth rather a lot, very lucky :) Great advertising for them I guess.
Everything there look great to me.
Shake it, shake it, shake it ...: D
Great Army Painter stuffs.
You look very different without your glasses
Thank you Adam
The army painter line of brushes are excellent.
You lucky thing you!!! Those tufts! Could base a 6x4 board with them lol
great gift box unboxing! I just got back into painting my warhammer 40k after a long break, Glad I got all army painter supplies and Citadel Paints. keep these vids. coming plz
I've got this paint set. Best deal especially for someone just starting out. The brushes are great. Very easy to control.
Army Painter makes excellent products at a fraction of the cost of some other brands.
I would NOT recommend putting those stainless steel mixing balls in the paint though.
I use hematite beads. It will not discolor the paint. Even stainless steel (unless it's marine grade) has the potential to ruin your paints.
Thats a lotta stuff! Im not a fan of Army Painters paints, tried them for a few different projects but never got really fond of em. But the tufts are great and their brushes too!
I have also had, like MANY hobby peeps, problems with yellow. I found Warcolours to be my answer to a “pure” yellow experience. They sell a yellow one-coat, a five layer slice (deep cadmium, cadmium, light cadmium, lemon, and cream), a transparent, an ink, and a glaze. Not the easiest to use if you only know the Citadel method, because they are very subtle hues and quite translucent, but if you are happy to build up glazes and wet-blend they give great results. Definitely worth experimenting with.
I play 15mm historical.Get them painted as fast as possible and onto the war games table. Tufts are really handy .I place them on small circular mdf's for casualty markers.I hate seeing counters on the table! Also quick way to do basing. Too right good basing makes a mediocrely painted figure look fine . Hey I am decades older than Naomi how come I am learning things from her?
I like the idea of that Insane Detail brush for painting irises
Insane detail is really nice for it. They have a brush called The Psycho for just those exact things
I use an electric nail varnish shaker on my army painter paints and dragon red is my go to red every time
Nice to see you get some more positive feedback from gaming companies :-)
Please someone send me a carepackage like this. So cool 😀
Here we go !!!! Goodnight TH-cam 😂😂
Sir Tootiemus you can do it, stay awake
@@ian_lambert-knight I can't .... Her voice is like a sleeping pill , infact if I .......... Zzzzzz
There is a trick to your green/yellow problem.
To give credit where credit is due, it's actually from Kenny Boucher from Next Level Painting,
Mix in a tiny tiny tiny bit red or orange into your yellow, it pulls the yellow completely away from any
"bad green influence". It really works great.
just bought the same paint set last week and im loving the weapon Bronze. painting the helldrake from gw and wanted a redder gold
The paint shaker can be found on Amazon along with others. Most are labeled as nail polish shakers.
The face you made when you put the paint on the mixer is the same one I make when I use mine lol
Anything Army!
I now have tuft envy.
The only thing sad about this is the fact they don't offer this as a package for their customers.
Love this chick!🙂👍
I really like their washes. Really great flow control so it goes into all the nooks and crannies.
I do not like their shaped handles though. Brushes all have a characteristic of the bristles that makes certain orientations spread them apart while painting and others that help keep a sharp point. Without a round handle you can't twist and turn it precisely to take advantage of those things.
What I really want to see from them is a base crust topping like AK's diorama cracked earth types of materials.
thanks for your answer it was very kind for you to reply
I've been wanting the really large box of army paints, 125 I think it was.
Waiting for a sale somewhere....
Your brush descriptions sent my twisted brain to tangent Slaanesh pun territory... XD
Thank you
I just started this video, put The Phone away and hardly even watched it. Just had The sound in The background.
Why? Because The voicr is... its soothing.
Not quite up to Sorastros world class soul-soothing voice, but its just somehow a nice background sound.
Hard to explain
Nice channel and all, loved the analysis on the vallejo shifter colors, thanks. Don't mean to be rude but is there a de-interlace function on your camera? Or maybe post process the video so that all the motion blur lines are removed?
I won't be using interlacing in the future (this should be the last video for anyone seeing this problem) The issue will be going away all together :)
Robart Paint Shaker - we can get most products in the UK but for some reason, never the Robart Paint Shaker - no idea why. The only way to get one, without visiting the US, is to import but then you have to pay really silly money (over $100). So we have to resort to Chinese nail polish shakers bought on ebay - you can buy at least five of these for what we would have to pay for a Robart shaker.
Naomi, you can get replacement straps for your Robart mini paint shaker from amazon.ca www.amazon.ca/s?k=paint+shaker+electric&crid=LBW6830HA5A5&sprefix=paint+shaker%2Caps%2C219&ref=nb_sb_ss_i_2_12
I use army painter products. My experience is : The paints are less pigmented than the "base" range from citadel, they do need a "wash" brush range like citadel, their "monster" brush is way too small for proper monsters (Big tyranids and tanks are a pain), the red plastic exactocnife is too fragile for cuting big chunk of platic.
I am actually using their paints for airbrushing, their brushes + a big wash and a big base brush from citadel, theirexactoknife, cutters, wet palette, tufts and painting station. But i still prefer the citadel paints range by far.
You can buy a thinner and make any paint a wash. Besides, army painter had shades that have been around for YEARS.
Haha I have the psycho!! :D
personaly i like glass mixing balls . ive had metal mixing balls ruin bottles of paint cause they rusted.
Army painter balls dont rust
I use a cheap nail polish shaker to shake my paints up
Have you had good luck with the Army Painter mixing balls? No issues with them rusting & spoiling your paint? I was planning to transfer Citadel paints to eye droppers, but am hesitant because of anecdotal stories of steel mixing balls spoiling the paint over time.
I've been using some stainless steel balls I got from Amazon a few years ago and I haven't had any problems. I think the key is to make sure that they are stainless steel; any other kind of steel will definitely rust in water based acrylic paints.
Army painter mixing balls dont rust from my experience using them in a little over a thousand pots.
Same as the above replies - no issues using AP mixing balls in AP, Citadel, Scale, Warcolours, or Vallejo Model Colour products. Over two years, took a few out with a magnet on a stick to inspect for oxidation. Zero. All good. Only problem I have encountered is that they are not heavy enough to mix some of the thicker VMC paint range. Have had to use the larger balls from Green Stuff World.
Am looking to get the set of 50 like on this vid but my Brother wants to go with there larger set. The set here looks like it has a solid range of color with plenty of Diversity. What are your thoughts?
The more paints you have, the less you have to mix to get the colour you want :)
This set has a great variety, a very good starting point for anyone getting into or filling out their paint inventory. It has bright primary and secondary colours so when you mix them, the resulting colours will still be quite bright. Its metals can be mixed together or with the other paints to get another variety of metal paints. It has only a few washes but they allow you to get accustomed to washes before you go and grab more :) It's a good set!
But if you can afford a bigger variety, I personally prefer more variety than less. But that's because I like to be able to see a colour in my head and just grab it off the shelf, save time and get away with less mixing 😁
Thank you so much for such a well reply I think I know what my tax returns going to lol :)
Lots of companies out there produce starter sets. But unless you understand RYB colour theory, and are naturally proficient at mixing hues on a palette; three primaries, three secondaries, a black, a white, a gold, a silver, and fleshy brown are not going to be of much use to you. There is only one company out there that produces a true starter set and that is Army Painter’s Mega Box Set. The MBS will allow you to learn all the basics and paint a wide variety of models to a complete state. It is not cheap, but it is fantastic value as there is a year of learning and hobby productivity in there. And it also acts as a robust skeleton that you can flesh out with more AP paints, or pots and dropper bottles from other companies and gives you a baseline that you can compare them to. I’m not an AP shill, just giving you the benefit of my hindsight... :) might save you some grief.
Peter Dickinson thank you as well for your input my ears are always open :)
so jealous
I haven't been keeping up with Army Painter in their products.
I had no idea they had all this stuff now.
I'm sure you know this already.
new brushes come with that stiffener on them and you have to use water to get it off but if you bend them before you take the stiffener off they'll take that shape.
Great that they send you that all that cool stuff. I bought the Mega Paint set a couple years back and it turned out to be a mixed bag at best. The bright colours? They are like glazes at best, not even layering colours. I had only trouble with them, no matter how well i shaked them (balls and nail polish shaker). I really wish they would mark down the opacity rating of their paints like GW or Warcolours do. I'm right now phasing out a lot of those Army Painter colours and replace them with Vallejo, Scale75 or Warcolours ones. Their Washes are superb though and some select colours i gonna keep.
But hey! Free stuff, right? - Glad your channel is taking off Naomi and they send you all that swag. heh.
Sorry you've had a poor experience with our Warpaints. They are actually quite heavily pigmented, more so than "the other guys." Which is great, because when properly mixed (like all high quality soft bodied acrylics) they provide great coverage! If you haven't lost all faith yet, give our Mixing Balls a shot.
@@TheArmyPainter I have stainless steel ball bearings in all my dropper bottles. And i use a paint shaker. I am not saying all your paints are bad. there is a huge list of colours that i will continue to use. Like Monster and Leather Brown, Goblin Green and Green Skin, Shining Silver, Plate Mail Metal and Gun Metal to name a few. As well as the entire Wash range. I know that some colors are just plain difficult (or are percieved as such) and require some undercoating. But especially with Daemonic Yellow, Mythical Orange, Lava Orange and Pure Red as well as Alien Purple and Deep Blue in particular i have had nothing but issues. There the competition (namely Warcolours and Vallejo) gave me much better results.
I'm not a brand fanboy. Just a customer who uses what works.
But to be frank: There are colors from Vallejo, Scale75, Warcolours or Games Workshop that i also stopped using after testing them. So don't think i singled you out. That was not my intend.
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@Sword 'n' Steel hold up a minute there lass, talk us through those kids up on your shelves, any for sale? What you got?
(looking for a maulerfiend gatling barrels if you have any)
Shake it 😋
So... you own a vibrator... for paints...
hi my name is steve I was watching this video and said to myself that army paint were great sending you all that stuff.so I contacted army painter and ask them for help I was told I had cancer 6 weeks ago so I said to my self I would like to start painting to take my mind of the treatment I was to get soon so I ask army painter for some help and they said no a lot of help they were
thanks steve
AP brushes are no good, synthetic and get spoiled quickly, I tried them. Sable brushes are our must have. :)
Only some army brushes are synthetic... most of what she has there are sable... sounds like you havent tried the whole line.
Only some are synthetic... their sable brushes are excellent
Vokdor1 all yellow brushes are synthetic. And she got most of them yellow.
@@levsharus5899 thats incorrect
All of the triangular handled brushes from their line that I have used are real sable.
Army Painter brushes are pretty trashy.
Lol, no they're not