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CITADEL ARTIFICER LAYER BRUSH SMALL

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CITADEL ARTIFICER LAYER BRUSH SMALL Achieve Masterful Detail with the CITADEL Artificer Layer Brush Small The CITADEL Artificer Layer Brush Small i...

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Original price $ 34.00 CAD - Original price $ 34.00 CAD
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$ 34.00 CAD
$ 34.00 CAD - $ 34.00 CAD
Current price $ 34.00 CAD

Games Workshop Brushes

Games Workshop brushes are designed specifically for miniature painting, offering the precision and control needed to achieve professional-looking results. Whether you're base coating your first model, applying fine edge highlights, or adding intricate details to display-quality miniatures, Citadel brushes are built to help hobbyists at every skill level.

If you're looking to buy Games Workshop brushes in Canada, this collection includes the full range of Citadel paint brushes, including Base, Layer, Shade, Dry, Detail, Synthetic, and STC brushes. Designed to work seamlessly with Citadel paints, these brushes are ideal for painting Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Age of Sigmar, The Horus Heresy, Kill Team, Necromunda, and other miniature games.

Whether you're just beginning your painting journey or refining advanced techniques, the right brush can make every hobby project more enjoyable and produce better results.

1. What types of Games Workshop brushes are available?

This collection includes Citadel Base, Layer, Shade, Dry, Detail, Synthetic, and STC brushes.

Each brush is designed for a specific painting technique to help achieve clean, consistent results.

2. What is the difference between Base, Layer, and Shade brushes?

Base brushes are designed for applying base coats, Layer brushes provide precision for highlights and details, while Shade brushes are shaped to apply washes and contrast-style paints evenly.

Using the correct brush makes each stage of painting easier and more effective.

3. What are Dry brushes used for?

Dry brushes are specifically designed for dry brushing, a technique that highlights raised details by applying a small amount of paint to textured surfaces.

This is one of the quickest ways to add depth and definition to miniatures.

4. Are Citadel brushes good for beginners?

Yes. Citadel brushes are suitable for painters of all experience levels and are designed to simplify common miniature painting techniques.

Many beginners start with a Base brush, Layer brush, and Dry brush to cover most painting tasks.

5. Can I use these brushes with non-Citadel paints?

Absolutely. Games Workshop brushes work well with acrylic miniature paints from a wide variety of manufacturers.

They're suitable for painting miniatures from many different tabletop games and model ranges.

6. How do I make my brushes last longer?

Clean your brushes thoroughly after every painting session, avoid letting paint dry in the bristles, and reshape the tip before storing them.

Proper brush care helps maintain a fine point and extends the life of your brushes.

7. Are Games Workshop brushes made with natural or synthetic bristles?

Games Workshop offers both natural hair and synthetic brush options depending on the brush range and intended purpose.

Each type is designed to perform well for specific painting techniques.

8. Which brush should I buy first?

For most hobbyists, a Medium Base Brush, Medium Layer Brush, and Medium Dry Brush provide an excellent foundation for painting miniatures.

You can add specialty brushes as your painting skills and techniques develop.

9. Do you ship Games Workshop brushes across Canada?

Yes. We ship Games Workshop brushes and other Citadel hobby supplies throughout Canada.

Shipping rates and delivery options are available during checkout.

10. Why choose Games Workshop brushes?

Citadel brushes are purpose-built for miniature painting, making techniques like base coating, layering, shading, and dry brushing easier to master.

Whether you're painting your first miniature or a competition-quality display piece, the right brush helps you achieve better results.