A comprehensive all-in-one brush kit for miniature painters who want the full Army Painter Wargamer range in one convenient set.
This set is built as a convenience-focused collection that covers the major brush types miniature painters use most often. With detail brushes, standard painting brushes, larger coverage brushes, drybrushes, and a Speedpaint brush, it is designed to support the full hobby workflow from basecoating to finishing touches. That makes it especially attractive to wargamers, beginners, and anyone who wants one purchase to cover most painting tasks.
The set’s main advantage is convenience. Instead of collecting brushes one by one, the painter gets a broad working kit that can handle fine detail, troop painting, vehicles, scenery, and dry effects. The inclusion of both small and large brushes means it can adapt to different project types, from single miniatures to larger armies and terrain pieces. Compared with buying individually, the set is usually better value and easier to understand, especially for painters who are building a complete hobby bench setup.
What makes this brush special
The set should feel broad, practical, and purpose-driven, with each brush serving a clear role. Wargamer brushes are typically made for regular hobby use, so durability and predictable handling are the priority. The overall presentation is functional rather than premium, but the range itself is a strong selling point. It is the kind of set that simplifies a miniature painter’s toolkit without forcing them to choose individual brush types first.
Medium compatibility
Acrylic
Best with properly thinned acrylics, especially for detail and glazing.
Miniature Paints
Works well with fluid hobby acrylics for detail, layering and controlled basecoating.
Great for
Miniature painters who want an all-in-one kit.
Army, terrain, and character painting.
Beginners who want a complete brush range immediately.
Technique & use
General Painting
Detail Work
Basecoating
Less ideal for
Artists looking for a premium specialist natural-hair set.
Painters who only need one or two brush types.
Set contents coming soon — we're documenting every brush in this collection.
How to care for your brush
Because this set includes different brush types for different jobs, it helps to keep them mentally and physically separated by use. Clean detail brushes promptly and reshape their points carefully, while larger brushes and drybrushes can be cleaned a little more aggressively after heavier use. Synthetic brushes in the set can tolerate slightly warmer water, but hot water should still be avoided. For any natural-hair brushes, cool water and gentle soap are safer. Drybrushes should be washed thoroughly to remove pigment build-up. Store the brushes dry in a protective case or holder so the different shapes keep their intended form and do not get mixed up in storage.
