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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ledded" data-source="post: 1221211" data-attributes="member: 12744">I have to agree here with pogre.  I've went through numerous brushes while the one Windsor I own is still ticking, though I take care of it like it's made of glass because it was so darn expensive.And Vallejo paints are the best I've used so far.  You can get away with the 0.50 cent craft paints, but they are really too thick and have too little pigment to do really nice work.  I use 'em for terrain work, but for minis Vallejo I've found to be my favorite.  It comes in a very convenient eye-dropper bottle that doesnt leak or spew if it's knocked over accidentally, it's not too thick, and it has a considerable amount of finer pigment than many others (so it will paint faster, thinner, and look better).  GW/Citadel are decent paints, but the old bottle styles are very frustrating after using them for a while, and they are overpriced.  Reaper paints are pretty good, and a much better buy (you get more paint for less money and it's of a comparable quality to the GW stuff).The vallejo stuff is just very good for the price, the bottles are a joy to work with, and they have an insane amount of color selection (plus some different starter kits to help you figure out what you might need).</blockquote>