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 John Prins wrote:

 Bottle wrote:
The artificer brush is a good investment. I have used one for over a year and it is still going strong and I use it for all my highlights.

Counterpoint: I have inexpensive art store brushes that I've had and used for 20 years.

I'm not saying that GW isn't selling good product, but they're not selling good value for the money. You can spend 1/3 the money and get as good or better hobby tools elsewhere.

I wouldn't really say it's a counterpoint. If you have found good brushes elsewhere it doesn't stop the artificer brush from being a good brush too (regardless to if you think it's worth the price or not). If you have one, it's a great brush for highlights, the OP has one. My comment was to point that if the OP has already bought an artificer he doesn't need to shop around to find a highlighting brush elsewhere because he already has an excellent tool for the job.