Syntetikminiaturpinsel
Vegan brushes for miniature painting
High-quality miniature painting demands maximum control, precision, and tools that adapt to your individual painting style.
Our synthetic brush ranges have been developed to replicate the performance of traditional natural-hair brushes as closely as possible while providing a fully vegan alternative.
COLINEO
For many years, recreating the unique characteristics of Kolinsky Sable Hair with synthetic fibres was considered one of the greatest challenges in brush manufacturing.
With COLINEO, this challenge has been successfully met through a specially engineered fibre blend that closely mimics the natural original. Different fibre lengths combined with straight and wavy fibres create a fine point, excellent elasticity, and outstanding paint retention.
The ideal choice for painters looking for a vegan alternative to classic Kolinsky brushes—without compromising on control or performance
DRY BRUSHES
Our DRY BRUSHES are designed for techniques that use minimal paint to enhance textures and create realistic weathering effects such as rust, dirt, wear, and ageing.
Typical applications include:
- Edge highlighting
- Enhancing textures (fabric, fur, stone, metal)
- Weathering and ageing effects
- Fast coverage of larger surfaces such as bases, terrain, and vehicles
Increasing contrast in recessed details
The durable, resilient synthetic fibres retain their shape even after extensive use.
Additional synthetic brushes
NOVA SYNTHETICS (Series 1570) and FORTE SYNTHETICS (Series 363) provide versatile solutions for smooth brush strokes and efficient base coating with a wide variety of paint types.
Their excellent paint retention and even paint release make them the perfect addition for broader painting applications.
Developed together with the community
Every brush range has been developed and continuously refined in close collaboration with miniature painters.
Real-world feedback has directly influenced every stage of development, resulting in tools that adapt naturally to different painting techniques and personal styles.
Because ultimately, what matters isn't the name of the brush—it's how precisely it performs and how well it supports your way of painting.
