Review on 🖌️ The Army Painter Masterclass: Drybrush Set - Hobby Brush Set with Three Sizes for Advanced and Professional Techniques in Tabletop Roleplaying, Boardgames, and Wargames Miniature Painting by Andrea White

A few months ago I bought a very expensive Artis Opus dry brush set and fell in love with the sheer ability to paint miniatures in great detail. The main issue with the Artis Opus D Series is the price (about $80) and the fact that I often forget that cleaning this type of brush is time consuming. I wanted an alternative and possibly a backup of the D-Series, so I turned my attention to Army Painter's dry brush. They are almost identical in performance and hold up really well. They don't come in a fancy wooden box, which is fine. The bristles don't feather as much as the D series so range and angle are a bit limited but for 1/5 the price I would recommend the Army Painter for all day use. I am currently teaching mini painting classes and this is my go-to place for new artists. Gave it 3 stars for "Easy to clean" because dry brushes really hold paint and if you're not careful you can spend a lot of extra time just setting up your dry brushes before painting.