I was recently on the Forge World site, looking at the Cadian Hostile Environment Conversion Sets
and found myself completely drawn in by the Imperial Guard Sabre Defence
Platforms. You have to admit they look pretty sweet:
I don’t know how feasible these would be in a game, but if you’re playing
something scenario based I think they would be a real visual treat protecting an
emplacement. The question I have is who has used them, are they useful and worth taking and which of the variants are the most sucessful on the table?
Any information or suggestions on their performance would be great.
Cheers
Millest's Wargaming Blog! It will no doubt end up becoming a place for my own odd thoughts! However its meant to start life as a Wargaming, hobby and painting blog. It will also be a book review site, a bit of a product review page, an airsoft blog and in places lots of other things, but over all I hope it will be a good read!
Showing posts with label advice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label advice. Show all posts
Friday, November 09, 2012
Friday, September 28, 2012
The Great Brush Conundrum - A Result
Thanks for all the feedback guys its actually been really
helpful. The consensus across my blog, the FB groups and a few forums seems to
be that if you use Kolinsky sable brushes then you can’t go wrong, no matter
the make. With that in mind though three brands seem to have jumped out as
runaway leaders, they are:
Raphael Brushes
Windsor and Newton Series 7
Rosemary and Co
I have looked in to all of these and actually found a local
store that stocks Windsor’s and Rosemary’s, getting to hold them helped and I did
prefer the rosemary’s over the Windsor’s, but barely. Unfortunately though I didn’t
buy at the store, let’s just say it knows it has an audience of a certain age
and they milk them. So I can home last night and did some surfing for various
brushes, as nice as the Windsor’s were the fact I could get the Rosemary’s
direct from the company for less than £3 per brush as opposed at least double
for the Windsor’s was a bit of a game changer. So last night I placed an order
for a set ranging from 000 through to 3, I know I’m erring to the cheaper ones
but I think some decent brushes (even in sizes ill never use) will make a big
difference. So there we have it I’ve spent £25 on some awesome seeming brushes
and now to see what they do. Once they are here ill get some use in and
hopefully some reviews of them and the company.
Once again thanks for your help and advice, much
appreciated.
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
The Great Brush Conundrum
Well folks it's time for a change! I've decided it is finally time to upgrade from bog standard GW brushes to something a little bit more professional. Dont get me wrong the GW brushes have been brilliant and everything I have painted for the past 20ish (god I feel old now) has used standard GW brushes and the current ones are defaintely the best.
So why am I posting, in short I dont have a clue whats out there!! There seem to be some great companies but none that I have had experience with so this post is to start the debate on what brushes are the best and most cost effective (this is a big one) for the bumbling hobbiest?
I would love to know what brushes you use? what experinces have you had with different brushes? Is there a brand that by far out shines others?
please feel free to send yuor thoughts, comments and links in the comments section below and hopefully this could see me getting some nice new brushes soon.
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