The smallest brush in the Army Painter Hobby range, built for the paintwork nobody notices until it is missing — the eyes on a crew figure, the face of a gauge, a marker light, a hairline rust streak down a hopper side. Its ultra-fine tip puts paint exactly where you aim it, and the durable synthetic bristles keep their point through a session and rinse clean in cold water.
Pairs with the rest of the Army Painter range — or browse our Figures & Vehicles collection for something to paint.
What can I actually use this for on a layout?
Crew and platform figure eyes, gauge and dial faces, marker and classification lights, tiny lettering, and hairline rust or grime streaks.
Is it too fine for general painting?
For anything larger than a detail, yes — it holds very little paint. Pair it with the Precise Detail brush (BR7001P) for everyday detail work.
What are the bristles made of?
Army Painter lists them as durable synthetic bristles — no animal hair. They hold a fine point and rinse clean in cold water.
How do I keep the tip sharp?
Load paint on the tip only, rinse in cold water straight after use, and always store the brush standing tip-up.
