Army Painter: Most Wanted Brush Set (3)

The two pointed brushes don't hold a point at all. After my first miniature, I had to trim off half the bristles on theinsane detail brush because they split in half and would be a tiny fork. The medium pointed brush isn't stiff enough at all to hold a point. I'll be trimming it very soon, too. The chisel point brush is adequate. Nothing special about it. This isn't and expensive brush set but it's not exactly super cheap, either. I would expect a little more for the money.

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Love this set, they work and feel great. Bought this pair to for a friend to try out.

Would invest in better brushes, these have a super soft tip

These are now my favorite and most used brushes. Will buy again when I wear them out.

Have had the some individual brushes from army painter and this set was always sold out when I went to buy it. Have to say I’m pretty happy with the set, holds up to the task without the expensive costs of non synthetic.

I can see why this is called the most wanted brush set. It has 3 different brushes that come in handy for all types of applications. The broad brush is helpful for large applications, especially when applying washes. The angled brush helps to get real close along edges and in angled spots. The thin brush is excellent for applying small details.

I picked these up in tandem with a few others, it was nice to have the variant of a very very small brush as well as a small dry brush!