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The Army Painter Br7009 Wargamer Small Drybrush Paint Brush 1st Class Post

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Monster Brush - The Monster Brush has the right size for any larger models such as Dragons, Trolls, Warmachines and Vehicles. This brush is made from the finest Toray synthetic due to the fact that a sable brush of this size could potentially "drown" a miniature in paint - whereas the Toray releases the paint slower.