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    Hobby and Model Paint Brushes

    The paint brush is the most intimate connection between the artist and the model. Whether you are adding life to a tiny figure, lining a piece of terrain, or applying delicate highlights to a complex kit, your choice of tool dictates the outcome. We provide a curated selection of precision instruments, ensuring that every stroke you take is controlled, smooth, and intentional.

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    MP Flat Brush Standard 20mm – Precision Painting with a Smooth Finish. Mipa Paints Limited
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    MP Flat Paint Brush

    Sale priceFrom £0.49
    Sable Pencil Brush Size 000 - ultra-fine precision brush for detailed finishing and fine art projects.
    Card of 24 Quality Artist Brushes - Mipa Paints Starchem set of premium artist brushes for all painting techniques.
    Sable Pencil Brush Size 00 - Precision detailing brush with high-quality sable hair for fine art.
    Save £1.65MP Gun Cleaning-Set Basic - 12-piece spray gun cleaning kit with brushes and lubricant for optimal maintenance.
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    MP Gun Cleaning-Set Basic

    Sale price£3.99 Regular price£5.64
    MP Touch-Up Brush Set (24 pack) featuring red precision brushes in a 24-piece collection for versatile applications.
    Save £3.56MP Spray Gun Cleaning Set – Complete maintenance tools including brushes, needles, and oil flasks in a compact organizer.
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    MP Spray Gun Cleaning Set

    Sale price£16.99 Regular price£20.55

    Hobby and Model Paint Brushes Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the difference between synthetic and natural hair brushes?

    Synthetic bristles are generally stiffer and more durable, making them excellent for acrylic paints and heavier mediums. Natural hair brushes, such as sable, offer superior paint holding capacity and a snap that is ideal for water based paints and oils. The choice depends largely on the paint medium you use and the level of precision required for your models.

    How do I clean and maintain my brushes to keep them in good condition?

    Never leave your brushes standing in water or solvent, as this will destroy the shape of the bristles. After every session, clean your brushes gently with warm water and mild soap, or use a dedicated brush cleaner. Once clean, reshape the bristles with your fingers and store them flat or with the bristles pointing downwards to maintain their point and prevent damage to the tips.

    How do I choose the right brush sizes for my models?

    If you are new to the hobby, start with a variety set. You will need a fine tip brush for small details, a medium size for standard surfaces, and a flat brush for larger areas or washes. As you gain experience, you will learn which sizes you reach for most often. It is better to own a few premium brushes in the right sizes than a large collection of poor quality tools.

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