Série WeatheringEst. 1965·Vilanova i la Geltrú, Spain
Vallejo Weathering — Synthetic Round
Material
Synthetic (Synthetic)
Shape
Round
Handle
Short
Vegan
Yes
Best for
Acrylic, Miniature Paints, Enamel, Oil
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A sturdy synthetic round or flat for precise weathering in hard-to-reach areas.
Vallejo’s Weathering brushes are described by retailers as round or flat brushes with sturdy synthetic fibres, ideal for hard-to-reach areas and for applying effects with precision. This is a classic modeller’s specialty line: strong enough for repeated weathering tasks, but shaped for accuracy rather than broad coverage. Compared with Effects, Weathering is more targeted and more robust. Compared with Detail or Precision, it is less about tiny clean marks and more about applying weathering materials where control and access matter. That makes it especially useful for panel recesses, corners, undercuts, and other awkward spaces in armour, aircraft, vehicles, and miniatures. hobbyheaven
What makes this brush special
The brush should feel firm and practical, with enough stiffness to push weathering products into recesses without collapsing. A round version will offer more pointed access, while a flat version will cover narrow planes or scrape in effects more efficiently. The key sensation is purposeful control in awkward spots rather than finesse. malcsmodels.co
Medium compatibility
Acrylic
Best with properly thinned acrylics, especially for detail and glazing.
Miniature Paints
Works well with fluid hobby acrylics for detail, layering and controlled basecoating.
Enamel
Oil
Great for
Weathering in recesses, corners, and hard-to-reach areas.
Applying controlled effects to vehicles, armour, and miniatures.
Detail weathering where a sturdy synthetic is useful.
Technique & use
Weathering
Drybrushing
Wash Application
Less ideal for
Soft glazing and delicate art blending.
Broad basecoating on large surfaces.
Size chart coming soon — variant dimensions not yet populated for this series.
How to care for your brush
Wash the brush quickly after use, especially if weathering products or heavier acrylic mixes have been used. Remove residue before it dries into the tip, since weathering materials can be more stubborn than normal paint. Reshape the head and store it so the fibres do not splay. Avoid prolonged soaking and clean with the correct solvent only when the product system demands it. mierce-miniatures
