Stuart Mack of Miniature Realms has followed up his review of our Micro & Gaming Kolinsky sable brushes with the full painting video he promised: Warhammer: The Old World | Giants Of Albion | Painting Classics.
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What’s in the video
This time Stuart takes on Cachtorr and Bologs, the Giants of Albion – two classic Trish Carden sculpts from 1990 that have found a new home in Warhammer: The Old World. As Stuart puts it:
“I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to paint these wonderful Trish Carden sculpts from 1990. Watch to find out all about Cachtorr & Bologs.”
The giants are painted with our Micro & Gaming Kolinsky sable brushes, so if you watched his earlier review and wanted to see the brushes on a proper project, this is it. Big models with plenty of skin, cloth and detail are a good test of a brush that has to hold its point through long sessions.
Get the brushes Stuart used
- Micro & Gaming Brush Set of 12, with nylon zip case – the full set, protected and ready to travel.
- Micro & Gaming Brush Set of 12, without case – the same 12 brushes on their own.
Both sets include Kolinsky sable rounds in sizes 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, 000 and 10/0, a synthetic 20/0 round for the very finest lines, and synthetic flat-angular brushes. You can also buy individual brushes and sets of six from the range.
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Stuart posts painting videos, tutorials and reviews regularly. You can find him here:
- YouTube: Miniature Realms
- Facebook: Miniature Realms Studio
- Instagram: @miniaturerealms
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Our thanks to Stuart for putting the brushes to work on a pair of proper classics.
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