GodHand make the best modelling tools in the world.
We're not just making that up - Pete, James and Foxx have sworn by them for years and we are ridiculously excited to be able to bring them to you now. They truly are tools that are at home whether they are in the hands of a beginner or a professional. These are not mass-produced throwaway tools; they are tools designed by and for master craftsmen that will enable you to create incredible art.
Brushwork Short Grip Long Point Brush
Long, thin brush tip holds the paint well and is ideal for drawing detailed decorations and curves on parts. Long bristles hold the paint well without dripping, making the painting not blur easily. Its firmness makes it easy to draw curved lines. The extra fine tip is perfect for delicate work such as detailed decorations.
A series with a very short grip compared to standard Brushwork PRO. Short grip makes the center of gravity closer to your hand, making it less shaky and much easier to paint. Choose the way you want to hold the paintbrush by your sense and enjoy freely painting!
Features of the conventional Brushwork PRO are also well-maintained. Japanese-made synthetic bristles (PBT) with a firm texture
Each brush is hand-made by Japanese brush craftspersons who specialize in synthetic bristles.
Animal hair brushes tend to become damaged, torn, and dry when soaked in solvents, but Brushwork PRO’s PBT bristles are solvent-resistant and less prone to damage. The bond that holds the brush tip in place is also solvent-resistant, ensuring a long-lasting good brush tip. The brush tip is more flexible than general chemical fiber brushes due to the firmness adjusted for easy brush painting on models. An assorted range of brush tip shapes for use in different painting situations. Short brush tip has a lower water supply for the paint, causing the paint to dry quickly. This is why Brushwork PRO has designed the brush tip length to achieve ease of painting and paint absorbency. Thanks to the special processing PBT bristles, bent bristles become straight again with hot water at 90℃. Exclusive aluminum cap for storage.
How to fix a brush with bristles bent out
Remove any dirt from the brush before soaking it in hot water.
*Please be careful of burns when using hot water.
- Fill a heat-resistant container with hot water at 90℃, and soak the bent brush tips for about 10 seconds.
- Use the sides of the container to straighten out any bent bristles.
- Pull the brush up along the side to keep it straight.
- Check the bottom of the brush is straight and leave it to dry.
*For some bristles with a limited lifespan in use, it may not work.
*Note that if the water gets cold during the process, it may not work.
Specification
- Dimensions: approx. 100 mm from brush tip to handle end, tip width approx. 1 mm, tip length approx. 10 mm
- Handle material: Wooden
- Bristle: High-quality nylon (PBT)
- Exclusive cap included
- Applicable paints: Water-based ◎ / Oil-based ◎ / Lacquer ◎ / Urethane ○
- Made in Japan
