Show off your boar(s), gent
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I'll get mine together for a group shot tomorrow.
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I think I might have to something similar
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Doris and Boris, AKA Men-ü and Semogue 820 undyed. Doris was an early and uneducated purchase which I use occasionally to remind myself how different brushes can be. Doesn't hold much lather and is ridiculously strong in the backbone. Not scratchy but somehow misses. The 820, apart from looking way cooler with the retro clear and black and classic undyed boar knot, is a lovely brush. I like the amount of backbone, splay and scritch, and it has broken in nicely.
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Nice collection!! I haven't managed to get round to mine yet!
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Very Impressive...
...Do you use them all in your brush rotation, or are most of them objects of desire.?
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I use them all, and they are all objects of desire!!!Very Impressive...
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Good answer...I don't give my Boar brushes the attention they rightly deserve.I use them all, and they are all objects of desire!!!
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The small brush at the bottom centre left reminds me of Beaker from The Muppets
I am afraid that there are more....but these are the brushes which get used most
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I can't remember the model number....but it was bought as my boar equivalent to the 'Wee Scot' and looking at the number of boars I have....I think I am the only Muppet around
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Nice piggies.
I am afraid that there are more....but these are the brushes which get used most
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