New Maseto brush
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Pre bloom and cleanMy first Maseto brush has arrived after being dispatched on the 17th,I went for a 30mm Fan in Silvertip with a green handle.
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Nice bit of British racing green that
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Lovely!
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No mate. I've not had one of those. I've had a keyring that needs a degree in engineering to get open. Sorry I can't help.
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Got a picture of it?
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If you haven't worked the keyring out yet...
Slide the metal section back. After that it's pretty basic.
Slide the metal section back. After that it's pretty basic.
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Looks really nice, congrats.
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I asked Nick and hes says it's an executive toy that you flip over and try to balance on the other end - supposed to relieve stress!
Here we are finally, after a few more days of waiting and what feels like an hour of unwrapping:
Freshly liberated from the box. I apologise for the bad lighting. The ivory looks very white here, but it's actually a bit more eggshell/yellow-ish, very similar to the Simpson handles. Handle and hair tips match rather nicely. My first impressions of the still dry brush: The knot looks nice and even, and feels quite dense but with a medium amount of backbone; the handle is very comfortable to hold, seems very sturdy and not cheap or flimsy at all. There's no writing or markings on it anywhere.
Can't wait to give it a go!
Freshly liberated from the box. I apologise for the bad lighting. The ivory looks very white here, but it's actually a bit more eggshell/yellow-ish, very similar to the Simpson handles. Handle and hair tips match rather nicely. My first impressions of the still dry brush: The knot looks nice and even, and feels quite dense but with a medium amount of backbone; the handle is very comfortable to hold, seems very sturdy and not cheap or flimsy at all. There's no writing or markings on it anywhere.
Can't wait to give it a go!
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Here we are finally, after a few more days of waiting and what feels like an hour of unwrapping:
Freshly liberated from the box. I apologise for the bad lighting. The ivory looks very white here, but it's actually a bit more eggshell/yellow-ish, very similar to the Simpson handles. Handle and hair tips match rather nicely. My first impressions of the still dry brush: The knot looks nice and even, and feels quite dense but with a medium amount of backbone; the handle is very comfortable to hold, seems very sturdy and not cheap or flimsy at all. There's no writing or markings on it anywhere.
Can't wait to give it a go!
Very tidy. I think it looks better without the writing on the ivory ones. Look forward to seeing it bloom.
Sorry to be cheeky but if possible, can get a better photo of the colour (difficult I know)? I'd appreciate it as I'm thinking about an ivory handle next.
Cheers
Rob
Very nice, I was tempted by this one in 30mm but he only had black available.Here we are finally, after a few more days of waiting and what feels like an hour of unwrapping:
Freshly liberated from the box. I apologise for the bad lighting. The ivory looks very white here, but it's actually a bit more eggshell/yellow-ish, very similar to the Simpson handles. Handle and hair tips match rather nicely. My first impressions of the still dry brush: The knot looks nice and even, and feels quite dense but with a medium amount of backbone; the handle is very comfortable to hold, seems very sturdy and not cheap or flimsy at all. There's no writing or markings on it anywhere.
Can't wait to give it a go!
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You should, I received mine earlier this month, Nick was able to personalise it too
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