Green Stuff World's range of synethic paintbrushes, GREEN SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted and designed to help you paint your armies and figures to an exceptional standard.

There are many brush types and sizes and each one has been designed for a different purpose.

Synthetic bristles are very similar to the natural hair bristles but are more suitable for less experienced painters or for techniques which require a less watered down medium, like dry brushing. Great for single stroke techniques, and generally any other technique that requires charging minimally diluted paint as the synthetic bristles absorb less water. For techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading that require a more diluted medium we suggest using our natural hair brushes.

Compared with natural hair brushes, synthetic hair brushes require less maintenance to maintain the shape of the tips. It is recommended to shape the bristles into a sharp point after use, and avoid leaving paint residue dry between the bristles. After painting, leave them standing up to avoid deforming the tips. Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

GSW's range of Kolinsky brushes, SILVER SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted with a high quality wooden handle and a tip of  natural Kolinsky hair, fused together by a brass ferrule. For amateur and experts alike, the SILVER SERIES range of Kolinsky brushes will provide a smooth and crisp painting experience.

They work best with water-based acrylic paints, especially with fine techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading. In general, they are recommended for any technique which requires a more diluted medium. We advise against single stroke or dry brushing techniques as these may harm the tip.

This type of hair ensures a high absorption of water and paint and excellent elasticity, making it a very technical brush.

By nature, natural brushes require more care than synthetic hair brushes, as their decay may lead to a loss of firmness and broken hairs. In order for your kolinsky brushes to last longer we recommend avoiding leaving any paint residue to dry in the bristles and shaping them and sharpening the point with our Brush Repair Gel (LINK). After painting, let them stand with the bristles pointing upwards to avoid deforming the tips.

We do not recommended using Kolinsky brushes for oil paint, since the products required to clean the bristles after this type of paint can deteriorate the Kolinsky natural hair quickly.

Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

This set contains:

1x Kolinsky Brush - Size 00
1x Kolinsky Brush - Size 0
1x Kolinsky Brush - Size 1
1x Kolinsky Brush - Size 2

Green Stuff World's range of synethic paintbrushes, GREEN SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted and designed to help you paint your armies and figures to an exceptional standard.

There are many brush types and sizes and each one has been designed for a different purpose.

Synthetic bristles are very similar to the natural hair bristles but are more suitable for less experienced painters or for techniques which require a less watered down medium, like dry brushing. Great for single stroke techniques, and generally any other technique that requires charging minimally diluted paint as the synthetic bristles absorb less water. For techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading that require a more diluted medium we suggest using our natural hair brushes.

Compared with natural hair brushes, synthetic hair brushes require less maintenance to maintain the shape of the tips. It is recommended to shape the bristles into a sharp point after use, and avoid leaving paint residue dry between the bristles. After painting, leave them standing up to avoid deforming the tips. Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

GSW's range of premium quality Kolinsky brushes, GOLD SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted with a high quality wooden handle and a tip of natural Kolinsky hair, fused together by a brass ferrule. For amateur and experts alike, the GOLD SERIES range of Kolinsky brushes will provide a smooth and crisp painting experience.

Only the finest parts of the Siberian Kolinsky have been used in the elaboration of the GOLD SERIES, producing a paintbrush with bristles at the highest level for a reasonable price. These brushes are presented in a protective case to preserve their quality.

They work best with water-based acrylic paints, especially with fine techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading. In general, they are recommended for any technique which requires a more diluted medium. We advise against single stroke or dry brushing techniques as these may harm the tip.

This type of hair ensures a high absorption of water and paint and excellent elasticity, making it a very technical brush.

By nature, natural brushes require more care than synthetic hair brushes, as their decay may lead to a loss of firmness and broken hairs. In order for your kolinsky brushes to last longer we recommend avoiding leaving any paint residue to dry in the bristles and shaping them and sharpening the point with our Brush Repair Gel (LINK). After painting, let them stand with the bristles pointing upwards to avoid deforming the tips.

We do not recommended using Kolinsky brushes for oil paint, since the products required to clean the bristles after this type of paint can deteriorate the Kolinsky natural hair quickly.

Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

Green Stuff World's range of synethic paintbrushes, GREEN SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted and designed to help you paint your armies and figures to an exceptional standard.

There are many brush types and sizes and each one has been designed for a different purpose.

Synthetic bristles are very similar to the natural hair bristles but are more suitable for less experienced painters or for techniques which require a less watered down medium, like dry brushing. Great for single stroke techniques, and generally any other technique that requires charging minimally diluted paint as the synthetic bristles absorb less water. For techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading that require a more diluted medium we suggest using our natural hair brushes.

Compared with natural hair brushes, synthetic hair brushes require less maintenance to maintain the shape of the tips. It is recommended to shape the bristles into a sharp point after use, and avoid leaving paint residue dry between the bristles. After painting, leave them standing up to avoid deforming the tips. Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

GSW's range of premium quality Kolinsky brushes, GOLD SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted with a high quality wooden handle and a tip of natural Kolinsky hair, fused together by a brass ferrule. For amateur and experts alike, the GOLD SERIES range of Kolinsky brushes will provide a smooth and crisp painting experience.

Only the finest parts of the Siberian Kolinsky have been used in the elaboration of the GOLD SERIES, producing a paintbrush with bristles at the highest level for a reasonable price. These brushes are presented in a protective case to preserve their quality.

They work best with water-based acrylic paints, especially with fine techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading. In general, they are recommended for any technique which requires a more diluted medium. We advise against single stroke or dry brushing techniques as these may harm the tip.

This type of hair ensures a high absorption of water and paint and excellent elasticity, making it a very technical brush.

By nature, natural brushes require more care than synthetic hair brushes, as their decay may lead to a loss of firmness and broken hairs. In order for your kolinsky brushes to last longer we recommend avoiding leaving any paint residue to dry in the bristles and shaping them and sharpening the point with our Brush Repair Gel (LINK). After painting, let them stand with the bristles pointing upwards to avoid deforming the tips.

We do not recommended using Kolinsky brushes for oil paint, since the products required to clean the bristles after this type of paint can deteriorate the Kolinsky natural hair quickly.

Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

GSW's range of premium quality Kolinsky brushes, GOLD SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted with a high quality wooden handle and a tip of natural Kolinsky hair, fused together by a brass ferrule. For amateur and experts alike, the GOLD SERIES range of Kolinsky brushes will provide a smooth and crisp painting experience.

Only the finest parts of the Siberian Kolinsky have been used in the elaboration of the GOLD SERIES, producing a paintbrush with bristles at the highest level for a reasonable price. These brushes are presented in a protective case to preserve their quality.

They work best with water-based acrylic paints, especially with fine techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading. In general, they are recommended for any technique which requires a more diluted medium. We advise against single stroke or dry brushing techniques as these may harm the tip.

This type of hair ensures a high absorption of water and paint and excellent elasticity, making it a very technical brush.

By nature, natural brushes require more care than synthetic hair brushes, as their decay may lead to a loss of firmness and broken hairs. In order for your kolinsky brushes to last longer we recommend avoiding leaving any paint residue to dry in the bristles and shaping them and sharpening the point with our Brush Repair Gel. After painting, let them stand with the bristles pointing upwards to avoid deforming the tips.

We do not recommended using Kolinsky brushes for oil paint, since the products required to clean the bristles after this type of paint can deteriorate the Kolinsky natural hair quickly.

Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

GSW's range of Kolinsky brushes, SILVER SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted with a high quality wooden handle and a tip of  natural Kolinsky hair, fused together by a brass ferrule. For amateur and experts alike, the SILVER SERIES range of Kolinsky brushes will provide a smooth and crisp painting experience.

They work best with water-based acrylic paints, especially with fine techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading. In general, they are recommended for any technique which requires a more diluted medium. We advise against single stroke or dry brushing techniques as these may harm the tip.

This type of hair ensures a high absorption of water and paint and excellent elasticity, making it a very technical brush.

By nature, natural brushes require more care than synthetic hair brushes, as their decay may lead to a loss of firmness and broken hairs. In order for your kolinsky brushes to last longer we recommend avoiding leaving any paint residue to dry in the bristles and shaping them and sharpening the point with our Brush Repair Gel. After painting, let them stand with the bristles pointing upwards to avoid deforming the tips.

We do not recommended using Kolinsky brushes for oil paint, since the products required to clean the bristles after this type of paint can deteriorate the Kolinsky natural hair quickly.

Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

GSW's range of premium quality Kolinsky brushes, GOLD SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted with a high quality wooden handle and a tip of natural Kolinsky hair, fused together by a brass ferrule. For amateur and experts alike, the GOLD SERIES range of Kolinsky brushes will provide a smooth and crisp painting experience.

Only the finest parts of the Siberian Kolinsky have been used in the elaboration of the GOLD SERIES, producing a paintbrush with bristles at the highest level for a reasonable price. These brushes are presented in a protective case to preserve their quality.

They work best with water-based acrylic paints, especially with fine techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading. In general, they are recommended for any technique which requires a more diluted medium. We advise against single stroke or dry brushing techniques as these may harm the tip.

This type of hair ensures a high absorption of water and paint and excellent elasticity, making it a very technical brush.

By nature, natural brushes require more care than synthetic hair brushes, as their decay may lead to a loss of firmness and broken hairs. In order for your kolinsky brushes to last longer we recommend avoiding leaving any paint residue to dry in the bristles and shaping them and sharpening the point with our Brush Repair Gel (LINK). After painting, let them stand with the bristles pointing upwards to avoid deforming the tips.

We do not recommended using Kolinsky brushes for oil paint, since the products required to clean the bristles after this type of paint can deteriorate the Kolinsky natural hair quickly.

Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

Green Stuff World's range of synethic paintbrushes, GREEN SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted and designed to help you paint your armies and figures to an exceptional standard.

There are many brush types and sizes and each one has been designed for a different purpose.

Synthetic bristles are very similar to the natural hair bristles but are more suitable for less experienced painters or for techniques which require a less watered down medium, like dry brushing. Great for single stroke techniques, and generally any other technique that requires charging minimally diluted paint as the synthetic bristles absorb less water. For techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading that require a more diluted medium we suggest using our natural hair brushes.

Compared with natural hair brushes, synthetic hair brushes require less maintenance to maintain the shape of the tips. It is recommended to shape the bristles into a sharp point after use, and avoid leaving paint residue dry between the bristles. After painting, leave them standing up to avoid deforming the tips. Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

GSW's range of Kolinsky brushes, SILVER SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted with a high quality wooden handle and a tip of  natural Kolinsky hair, fused together by a brass ferrule. For amateur and experts alike, the SILVER SERIES range of Kolinsky brushes will provide a smooth and crisp painting experience.

They work best with water-based acrylic paints, especially with fine techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading. In general, they are recommended for any technique which requires a more diluted medium. We advise against single stroke or dry brushing techniques as these may harm the tip.

This type of hair ensures a high absorption of water and paint and excellent elasticity, making it a very technical brush.

By nature, natural brushes require more care than synthetic hair brushes, as their decay may lead to a loss of firmness and broken hairs. In order for your kolinsky brushes to last longer we recommend avoiding leaving any paint residue to dry in the bristles and shaping them and sharpening the point with our Brush Repair Gel. After painting, let them stand with the bristles pointing upwards to avoid deforming the tips.

We do not recommended using Kolinsky brushes for oil paint, since the products required to clean the bristles after this type of paint can deteriorate the Kolinsky natural hair quickly.

Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

Green Stuff World's range of synethic paintbrushes, GREEN SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted and designed to help you paint your armies and figures to an exceptional standard.

There are many brush types and sizes and each one has been designed for a different purpose.

Synthetic bristles are very similar to the natural hair bristles but are more suitable for less experienced painters or for techniques which require a less watered down medium, like dry brushing. Great for single stroke techniques, and generally any other technique that requires charging minimally diluted paint as the synthetic bristles absorb less water. For techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading that require a more diluted medium we suggest using our natural hair brushes.

Compared with natural hair brushes, synthetic hair brushes require less maintenance to maintain the shape of the tips. It is recommended to shape the bristles into a sharp point after use, and avoid leaving paint residue dry between the bristles. After painting, leave them standing up to avoid deforming the tips. Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

GSW's range of Kolinsky brushes, SILVER SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted with a high quality wooden handle and a tip of  natural Kolinsky hair, fused together by a brass ferrule. For amateur and experts alike, the SILVER SERIES range of Kolinsky brushes will provide a smooth and crisp painting experience.

They work best with water-based acrylic paints, especially with fine techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading. In general, they are recommended for any technique which requires a more diluted medium. We advise against single stroke or dry brushing techniques as these may harm the tip.

This type of hair ensures a high absorption of water and paint and excellent elasticity, making it a very technical brush.

By nature, natural brushes require more care than synthetic hair brushes, as their decay may lead to a loss of firmness and broken hairs. In order for your kolinsky brushes to last longer we recommend avoiding leaving any paint residue to dry in the bristles and shaping them and sharpening the point with our Brush Repair Gel. After painting, let them stand with the bristles pointing upwards to avoid deforming the tips.

We do not recommended using Kolinsky brushes for oil paint, since the products required to clean the bristles after this type of paint can deteriorate the Kolinsky natural hair quickly.

Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

GSW's range of Kolinsky brushes, SILVER SERIES. Expertly hand-crafted with a high quality wooden handle and a tip of  natural Kolinsky hair, fused together by a brass ferrule. For amateur and experts alike, the SILVER SERIES range of Kolinsky brushes will provide a smooth and crisp painting experience.

They work best with water-based acrylic paints, especially with fine techniques such as washing, blending, layering and degrading. In general, they are recommended for any technique which requires a more diluted medium. We advise against single stroke or dry brushing techniques as these may harm the tip.

This type of hair ensures a high absorption of water and paint and excellent elasticity, making it a very technical brush.

By nature, natural brushes require more care than synthetic hair brushes, as their decay may lead to a loss of firmness and broken hairs. In order for your kolinsky brushes to last longer we recommend avoiding leaving any paint residue to dry in the bristles and shaping them and sharpening the point with our Brush Repair Gel. After painting, let them stand with the bristles pointing upwards to avoid deforming the tips.

We do not recommended using Kolinsky brushes for oil paint, since the products required to clean the bristles after this type of paint can deteriorate the Kolinsky natural hair quickly.

Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure their longevity.

There are endless brush types and sizes and each one has been designed for different tasks.

Green Stuff World paintbrushes are expertly hand-crafted and designed to help you paint your armies at an exceptional standard.

Synthetic hair brush, are very similar to the natural hair brushes but they are more suitable for less experienced painters or techniques that require less watered down medium, like dry brushing. Great for a single stroke techniques, and generally any other technique that requires charging slightly diluted paint. Synthetic brushes work worse in a more dilute medium. For this task, use natural hair brushes kolinsky variety.

Comparing with natural hair brushes, synthetic hair brushes require less maintenance to keep the shape of the tips. As the Synthetic brushes also absorb less water and paint, we do NOT recommend for washing, blending, layering, and degrading techniques.

You should form bristles into a point after use them whenever is necessary and not let dry paint residues between the bristles. After painting, let them stand upside down to avoid the deformation of the tips. Good maintenance of these brushes will ensure us to have them for a long time.

Flat brushes are useful for blending and fading, creating rust and dirt streaks. Synthetic fibers designed to stand up to the most rigorous of paint products.