The Army Painter Hobby Super Detail Brush is a miniature paint brush for the smallest paint jobs, like dotting eyes or painting fine lines.
At a glance
- Line: Hobby brushes
- Use: The smallest paint jobs, like dotting eyes or painting fine lines
- Handle: Red, like all Army Painter Hobby brushes
- Not for: Basecoating large areas - see the Basecoating brush
From The Army Painter
This super fine hobby brush is for the smallest of paint jobs, like dotting the eyes or painting fine lines. The Super Detail brush comes with the characteristic red handle as do all our Hobby Brushes.
Quick facts
| Brand | The Army Painter |
|---|---|
| Line | Hobby |
| Brush | Hobby Super Detail Brush |
| Product code | BR7016 |
| EAN / barcode | 5713799701601 |
Which one do I need?
| Army Painter brush | Code | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Hobby: Super Detail (this one) | BR7016 | The smallest jobs: dotting eyes, fine lines |
| Hobby: Precise Detail | BR7001 | Precision work; very sharp point that reaches anywhere on a model |
| Hobby: Highlighting | BR7002 | Detailed highlights and hard-to-reach areas |
| Hobby: Basecoating | BR7003 | Base colours on the bulk of an infantry unit |
| Wargamer: Vehicle & Scenery | BR7011 | Edge highlights on tanks; drybrushing scenery, vehicles and large monsters |
| GameMaster: Character Brush Set | GM1006 | 3 brushes picked for painting RPG characters |
| Most Wanted Brush Set | TL5066 | Basecoat, layer and highlight: Layer, Insane Detail and Small Drybrush |
Uses from The Army Painter product pages.
FAQ
What is this brush best for?
The Army Painter makes it for the smallest paint jobs, like dotting eyes or painting fine lines.
Which brush should I add next?
See the table above: the Hobby brushes cover detail, highlights and basecoats, and the Wargamer Vehicle & Scenery brush handles drybrushing big areas.
Pairs with
- The Army Painter Wargamers Edition Wet Palette – keeps paint workable while you paint
- The Army Painter Most Wanted Brush Set – the next brush to add
- Best Army Painter paint sets and hobby kits – our guide to the range