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I think it's down to personal preferense. It looks great on a table but wouln't win you any major painting awards. But this technique looks really good ona a fully painted army on a TT.
Exactly: it is an entry level NMM so anyone can try it and develop from here. I know most of you either do great NMM already, or will do awesome ones in no time at all!
Thanks, glad it is helpful! I like size 3, either Davinci Maestro, Rosemary, or W&N. For detail work, in this video I used a 2, but a good quality 3 that can hold a point is my favourite because it has lots of paint in its belly and you need to have that "tank" for long sessions and painting batches.