The size 0 is the smallest brush I use and recommend. A size 1 is a good mid-range miniature paint brush that’s good for fine highlighting, edge highlighting, and also detail work. I wouldn’t recommend anything larger than a size 2 for miniatures unless you’re painting a lot of larger vehicles or something.įrom there it only gets smaller. You can use this size for layering and detail work, at least if you have a pointed round. If you have a good brush, then you’ll find a size 2 is a good all-around brush size. So, you’ll need to know about normal sizing for buying brushes otherwise.Īlso, the sizes listed are for pointed round brushes or round brushes, what I recommend for a shape for miniature painting. While the Citadel style of labeling miniature paint brushes is convenient, it’s only common to them. Some companies, like Citadel (Games Workshop), don’t list their brushes by traditional sizes but by general size and type of brush, like Medium Layer Brush. Traditional paint brushes come in numeric sizes, like size 2, size 1, size 0, etc. The Kolinsky Sable brushes are some of the most expensive brushes you’ll find in miniature painting and are highly regarded. This makes a great brush in miniature painting because of it’s bristle strength, flexibility, and ability to hold a fine point. This cute little weasel makes some amazing paint brushes.
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