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A brush for every job, without breaking the bank. This 16-piece Loaded Dice Essentials brush set is a complete starter kit for hobbyists and collectors — a range of miniature and detail brushes covering everything from smooth basecoats to the finest highlights. Ideal for tabletop gaming, model building and painting projects of all kinds.
At a glance
- 16 miniature and detail brushes
- Covers basecoating through to fine detail
- Best for: miniatures, models and craft projects
- Part of the Loaded Dice Essentials range
Why it's good
- A full spread of brush shapes and sizes
- A great-value first set for new painters
- Handy back-ups for seasoned hobbyists
One of our bestsellers — and the easiest way to make sure you've always got the right brush to hand.
16 brushes to cover every stage of a paint job. Explore more in our brushes range.
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