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Drybrushing is the quickest route to crisp edge highlights and gritty texture, and Army Painter's Drybrush is made for exactly that. Its flat-topped, coarse head grabs raised detail and catches texture beautifully, while the round handle gives you a relaxed, flexible grip for that back-and-forth motion.
At a glance
- Type: drybrushing hobby brush
- Head: flat-topped, coarse bristles
- Handle: round, for a flexible grip
- Best for: edge highlights and texture
Why it's good
- Coarse head catches raised detail cleanly
- Ideal for metallics, fur, stone and worn edges
- Keeps its shape through heavy use
A few passes over armour plates or terrain and the detail leaps out — it's the lazy painter's best friend.
Fast highlights with almost no effort. Pair it with a metallic Warpaint and a basecoating brush for quick, striking results.
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