The Army Painter BR7011P | Wargamer Brush - Vehicle & Scenery | Multi Scale

A flat, stiff brush that does two jobs a round brush cannot. Army Painter built it for highlighting the edges on tanks and drybrushing anything from scenery to vehicles — on a layout, that is the edge of a hopper rib, the lip of a bridge girder, the strata on a rock casting, or a whole retaining wall dusted down in one pass. Its stiff flat end also makes it an oversized drybrush when you need texture across a big surface. Note the brush handle itself is printed "Vehicle/Terrain" — same brush, Army Painter’s older naming.

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

• Flat, stiff end — built for edge highlighting rather than a round point.
• Doubles as a large drybrush for scenery, rock castings and retaining walls.
• Highlights the edges of vehicles, girders, ribs and structural steel cleanly.
• Stiff bristles drive paint onto raised texture instead of flexing away.
• Signature Wargamer handle with protective cap.
• Works with acrylics, Speedpaints and washes in every scale.

Why a flat brush instead of a round one?
A flat, stiff end rides along an edge and lays a clean highlight line down it. A round brush wants to roll off. For girders, ribs, and roof edges the flat is far easier.

Is this a drybrush?
Not strictly, but Army Painter notes it works as an enormous drybrush — the flat stiff end is ideal for texturing scenery and large surfaces.

Why does the handle say "Vehicle/Terrain"?
That is Army Painter’s older printed naming. The current catalogue name is Wargamer Brush: Vehicle & Scenery — the same brush, EAN 5713799701106.

How do I make it last?
Rinse in cold water immediately after use, never let paint dry in the ferrule, and store the brush tip-up with the cap on.