The Army Painter BR7010P | Wargamer Brush - Large Drybrush | Multi Scale

The big brother of the angled drybrush pair, and the fastest way to weather a whole surface. The 43-degree cut on its hard tip means you do not have to bend your wrist to get the bristles flat on the model — Army Painter calls the cut unique in design, and in practice it is the difference between a boxcar side taking one pass or five. Rock castings, roofs, retaining walls and hopper sides all pick up grime and highlight in seconds.

Pairs with the rest of the Army Painter range — or browse our Figures & Vehicles collection for something to paint.

• 43-degree angle cut on a hard tip — no wrist-bending to make full contact with the model.
• Covers whole surfaces fast: boxcar sides, roofs, retaining walls, rock castings.
• Hard tip drives paint onto raised detail rather than flexing away from it.
• Toray synthetic bristles survive the scrubbing motion drybrushing demands.
• Signature Wargamer handle and protective cap.
• Works with acrylics and weathering powders in every scale.

How is this different from the Small Drybrush?
Same 43-degree cut, larger head. This one covers whole surfaces in a pass or two; the Small (BR7009P) targets a specific area like a grille or truck.

What is the 43-degree cut for?
It presents the bristle face flat against the model at a natural hand angle, so you get full contact without twisting your wrist. Army Painter describes it as unique in design and the reason the brush drybrushes so cleanly.

What can I use it for on a layout?
Weathering whole car sides and roofs, dusting rock castings and retaining walls, highlighting rock strata, and greying out ballast or roadbed.

How do I clean it?
Rinse in cold water right after use — drybrushing dries paint into the bristles fast. Store it tip-up with the cap on.