Ensis Ferrae

Typically through the week I'll use the sing to clean the brushes, and then about once a week or so (sometimes more often if the paint load has been heavy) I'll run everything through Master's Brush cleaner

this is excellent news (to me. . . dunno how many other people were aware) so thank you for that much

So. . .simple question with obviously not so simple answers. What do you all use for brushes, as its something that we inevitably constantly cycle through during projects. Currently, Ive been using my Citadel brushes from my time with Games Workshop models, but I find that when using Tamiya and Model Masters paints, they just don't hold up at all (and I'd rather keep these brushes in decent shape for the GW stuff). I recognize that I personally can be rather tough on brushes, I don't exactly want to spend a ton, but I also don't want the super cheap $1 for a 20 pack brushes either. . . Needs to keep a point for detail work, but also not massively fray after the first couple uses.

Yes, Group B was insane. . . however it was around for 4 full seasons with competition between 1982-1986 (it was the 86 season that ultimately led to the ban of the classification) I for one cannot wait to get this kit as well as Group B, as tragic as it is, holds some of my favorite rally cars ever. Until fairly recently tho, only other Group B cars I've ever found was the Lancia 037 @89AKurt I know its "only" been a month since you posted the comparison shots, but would you recommend the Beemax kit over the other one? (I ask because the Beemax is the first one I found online and am looking at getting in the near future . . and I'm not the biggest fan of resin as the other kit is)

Hello everyone, my name is Travis, I'm 32 and currently live in the Puget Sound area (just outside Tacoma, WA). Been building scale and other models off and on since I was about 10. I've build some scale aircraft (and have some on the queue), spent about 10 years deeply involved in Warhammer models, and spent time with racing cars. My favorite kits today are all mid engine, rear wheel drive kits, especially formula 1 cars. Looking forward to seeing the work and ideas that everyone here has.