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Need some lefted-handed plastic Sisters of Battle to go with that left-handed brush.

And no love for the ambidexterious? Just another sign GW is still in the dark ages...

I am an ambi person ... so neither hand is smart ...GW having some fun and people wanna ruin it. Go figs.

I was kinda hoping this year they would say we are updating the sisters and show a 90s release of the witch hunters codex.... Or is the sisters codex from the 90s?

1.....Use left hand

2.....Use left hand

3.......you get the idea

Yeah, it made me smile.

I wonder if this left handed brush will be a limited edition? It would look great next to my copy of "How to Roll Citadel Dice" that they released back in 2011

Nice one, and they should use that soundtrack more often, too.

It's not great... but it's great that they're at least trying again.

That was funny Duncan is the best. It's impossible to dislike this guy!

You righties will never know our pain.

At least the April Fools joke wasn't a Sisters of Battle codex announcement.

Or the return of the Squa-

 insaniak wrote:

 Breotan wrote:
GW is on GMT, not NZT or whatever time zone you people on the wrong side of the planet have down there.

You're just jealous because I come from the future.

Hey! That's my line!

I have to admit that was pretty funny

I wonder how many takes that took. He was way too serious for someone not to be cracking up.

 H.B.M.C. wrote:

 insaniak wrote:

 Breotan wrote:
GW is on GMT, not NZT or whatever time zone you people on the wrong side of the planet have down there.

You're just jealous because I come from the future.

Hey! That's my line!

Its ok they pay out the wazoo for that privilege

This is the right move from GW.

I was cringing through most of it, but ended up laughing by the end.

 Nostromodamus wrote:
From the company that sells $33 snips and $17 spray paint, I actually would not be surprised if this was real.

Yeah. Too close to real to be a fair prank, from good ole' Geedub.

So they went and actually dropped two new Artificer brushes (M and S) to go along with the XS Artificer brush.

Which hand are they for?

Is there any actual difference between S and XS? The M I might have to try - been looking for a decent brush that could paint larger surfaces while holding its tip well.

I don't care who you are, but this is actually pretty funny. Duncan is always a class act, so it made it less cringe-worthy.

That was hilarious.

About the real brushes, the medium looks like it would be very useful. I've ordered both the small and medium, and I'm eager to test them out!

Please let us know how they work out, i am curious as well. If you recommend them , i will give them a try

 Bottle wrote:
Haha Duncan's dead-pan delivery made this!

Absolutely - Very good!

 Talys wrote:
That was hilarious.

About the real brushes, the medium looks like it would be very useful. I've ordered both the small and medium, and I'm eager to test them out!

You can buy a size 0 or 1 Windsor and Newton Series 7 for less, the very best brushes you can buy. Da Vinci Maestro are getting on for half that price, with about 90% of the quality of the W&N.

Erm, I know Thalys has a dysfunctional relationship to money when it comes to GW but: Is this a joke??

Who in their right mind would spend that amount of money on a brush when you know a) it is a tool with a limited lifespan anyway and b) the best ones cost less? (The afore-mentioned W&N Series 7)

I mean I appreciate that some people want to sacrifice their money just to test these out. But we already know that tool-wise GW makes you pay premium for mediocricy, so there is reasonable belief that it will be the same here.

Also, if Angel Giraldez (or any other great mini painter) did not need them, I doubt we will need them.

I like the new range of GW brushes but the price of those Artificer brushes is ridiculous. There is limited use in a small brush anyway since the point of larger one of the same material will come to the same point. I'm really scratching my head with these. I'll stick with the current fine detail brushes I have.