Army Painter Hobby Brush - Highlighting
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Army Painter Hobby Brush - Highlighting

Army Painter Hobby Brush - Highlighting

$3.30

Original: $9.44

-65%
Army Painter Hobby Brush - Highlighting

$9.44

$3.30

The Story

When it's time to make the detail sing, Army Painter's Highlighting Brush has the sharp, controlled tip you need. It's a great all-rounder for picking out raised edges and getting into those awkward spots, with high-quality taklon bristles that mimic the absorption of sable — a brilliant first brush for newer painters and a dependable one for veterans.

At a glance

  • Type: highlighting hobby brush
  • Bristles: high-quality taklon (sable-like absorption)
  • Tip: sharp, for detailed highlights
  • Suits new and experienced painters alike

Why it's good

  • Sharp point reaches hard-to-get areas
  • Holds a fine edge for controlled highlights
  • Retains its shape — reshape while wet

Clean edge highlights are what separate a tabletop model from a display piece — this is the brush that gets you there.

Detail work made easier. Pair it with a super-detail brush and a wet palette for pin-sharp results.

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Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Army Painter Hobby Brush - Highlighting - Image 3

Details & Craftsmanship

Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Description

When it's time to make the detail sing, Army Painter's Highlighting Brush has the sharp, controlled tip you need. It's a great all-rounder for picking out raised edges and getting into those awkward spots, with high-quality taklon bristles that mimic the absorption of sable — a brilliant first brush for newer painters and a dependable one for veterans.

At a glance

  • Type: highlighting hobby brush
  • Bristles: high-quality taklon (sable-like absorption)
  • Tip: sharp, for detailed highlights
  • Suits new and experienced painters alike

Why it's good

  • Sharp point reaches hard-to-get areas
  • Holds a fine edge for controlled highlights
  • Retains its shape — reshape while wet

Clean edge highlights are what separate a tabletop model from a display piece — this is the brush that gets you there.

Detail work made easier. Pair it with a super-detail brush and a wet palette for pin-sharp results.