Microbrush Regular / Green – Cena za 1 ks !

Albion Alloys Microbrush Regular / Green - Micro Applicator, the Price Is for 1 pc

The Microbrush is a disposable micro applicator, not a classic brush. On the end of a flexible plastic stick there is a small fibrous head that does not soak the medium up into itself but holds it as a drop on the surface of the fibers. Thanks to that you dose very precisely, the applicator does not drip, does not shed hairs and leaves no brush marks. The flexible shaft can be turned into corners that are hard to reach and under overhangs. Regular is the largest of the three sizes (the color code: green is Regular, yellow is Fine, white is Superfine), so it picks up and transfers the most material and is meant for places where you need to cover an area, not just a line. The maker is the British company Albion Alloys. It is sold individually and the unit of sale is 1 piece.

Use

• Applying glue to small parts, etched parts and clear parts - a precise dose with no overflow onto the surrounding surface.
• Washes and pigments into corners, rivets, panel lines and shadows; the green size manages a larger area at once as well.
• Wiping excess paint, wash or oil away - the head takes the excess off without smearing the surroundings.
• Release agents and decal setting solutions - applying a thin layer to molds and to decals.
• Touch-ups and local repairs of a finish after unmasking; the flexible stick reaches under a wing or into an interior as well.

When to choose Regular and when a neighboring size

Choose Regular (green) when you want to transfer more material at once - larger areas, thicker glues, heavier layers of pigment. For ordinary detail and smaller parts Fine (yellow) is more suitable, and for the finest work, thin lines, the eyes of figures and micro touch-ups, then Superfine (white). Having all three at hand and changing them according to the scale of the detail in front of you is the practical approach.

Who it is for

For plastic modelers, figure builders and diorama makers who want to dose glues, washes and pigments precisely with no risk of hairs in a layer of finish. The applicator is an aid for one to a few uses, because once the medium dries the head is spoiled, which is why several pieces are usually bought at a time.

A modeling aid or tool, not a kit. Paints, glues and chemicals are not part of the delivery. When working with solvent-based media, ventilate and protect your hands; do not throw used applicators soaked with thinner into a closed bin.