That's great, thank you so much!
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hazyday 
Yes, full size brushes fit in the case easily. The case is actually quite long and fits my longest brush: Sigma P88. I don't think it's the best for big, fluffy powder brushes, but I was able to carry the brushes in the kit. Actually, if you move the brushes it comes with into the snapped side of the case, you could fit bigger brushes in the side without the snap. I am actually really happy with how the big the case is, because before that I didn't really have anything to take them in besides a Ziploc baggie. :)
Thank you so much for repeating yourself, apologies for missing your first post! I've been bad and asked for it as another Christmas present. 
If I don't get it, then I can probably end up getting it at a later date as I suspect they won't sell out. Touching wood for saying that though 'cause it'd be just my luck. I've already got the 219 coming my way and I'll end up re-purchasing the 239, 217, 219 and probably the 266 (love for brows, want a 2nd for liner maybe if I figure out how to line!) again myself anyway. I also need to get my hands on a 224 as I haven't done so yet and then move on to the face brushes, which I'm mainly interested in the 168 is it?
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Medgal07 I have a significant collection of full size, SE & LE brushes. Application should not differ if the technique employed is the same. I'm a total amateur and I do just fine with all three iterations of the brushes. In a side by side comparison of the 129, 129SE & 129LE, there are noticeable differences; the shape of the 129 & 129SH is the same and they are softer than the LE. The 129LE is not as dense and the shape is slightly different but the size (head, not handle) is the same as the 129 & the 129SH. I find that daily washing and conditioning have kept all of my brushes in good form.
Nice! Enjoy!!!
