Mont Marte Signature Detail Brush Set (15pc) | Precision Art

This guide helps you select the perfect precision instrument from your 15-piece set based on the specific requirements of your project.

Precision Selection Chart

Brush Type Size Range Primary Function Best For...
Liners / Riggers 000, 00, 0 Long, continuous lines Long hair strands, whiskers, and delicate script.
Rounds 000, 00, 0, 1 General detailing & filling Base coating small areas, pupils, and dots.
Spotters 000, 00 Ultra-micro precision High-detail highlights, microscopic textures, and iris work.
Flats / Shaders 0, 1 Sharp edges & small blocks Edge highlighting, square insignias, and small clean-ups.
Angulars 0 Tight corners Cutting into crevices or painting tiny geometric patterns.

 

Use Case Scenario Mapping 

  • Best for Miniature Faces: Use the 000 Spotter. The short, stiff bristles provide the "anti-shake" stability needed for painting eyes and facial features on 28mm figures.
  • Best for Fine Outlining: Use the 00 Liner. The extra length in the bristles holds more paint "load," allowing you to draw a long, consistent line without stopping to reload the brush.
  • Best for Model Weathering: Use the Size 1 Round. It is versatile enough to apply small "paint chips" or rust streaks while maintaining its needle-point for precision.
  • Best for Nail Art: Use the 000 Liner. Its ultra-slim profile is ideal for creating intricate marble effects or clean geometric lines on a small canvas.

Expert Maintenance Tip:

Pro Tip: Never let paint dry in the "heel" of these detail brushes (the part where bristles meet the metal ferrule). Because these brushes are so small, even a tiny amount of dried acrylic can cause the bristles to splay permanently, ruining the precision point.

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