Speedpaint Marker - Golden Armour
Regular price
£4.25
Rich gold for ornate armour, weapons, and heroic details.
All the speed and vibrant colour of Speedpaint 2.0, now in the palm of your hand! Speedpaint Markers deliver rich colour, natural shadows, and highlights in just one coat. No brushes, palettes, or water cups needed. Just uncap and paint!
How to use
Before using Speedpaint Markers, we recommend priming your miniatures with Colour Primer Matt White, Colour Primer Brainmatter Beige, or Colour Primer Ash Grey for the most vibrant results. You can also experiment with other Colour Primers like Necrotic Flesh, Skeleton Bone, or Gun Metal to create unique effects.
Shake the marker to mix the paint.
Activate the Felt-Tech Tip by inserting it into the cap and gently applying pressure against the reservoir to load the tip. You'll see ink flow. Don't press too hard; you don't want to damage the tip.
Apply a generous layer, one coat should do it, allowing the paint to flow into the recesses. Finish one surface completely before moving onto the next and wait for previous layers to dry completely.
After using, recap your markers and store Speedpaint Markers tip down to keep tips in prime painting shape.
All the speed and vibrant colour of Speedpaint 2.0, now in the palm of your hand! Speedpaint Markers deliver rich colour, natural shadows, and highlights in just one coat. No brushes, palettes, or water cups needed. Just uncap and paint!
How to use
Before using Speedpaint Markers, we recommend priming your miniatures with Colour Primer Matt White, Colour Primer Brainmatter Beige, or Colour Primer Ash Grey for the most vibrant results. You can also experiment with other Colour Primers like Necrotic Flesh, Skeleton Bone, or Gun Metal to create unique effects.
Shake the marker to mix the paint.
Activate the Felt-Tech Tip by inserting it into the cap and gently applying pressure against the reservoir to load the tip. You'll see ink flow. Don't press too hard; you don't want to damage the tip.
Apply a generous layer, one coat should do it, allowing the paint to flow into the recesses. Finish one surface completely before moving onto the next and wait for previous layers to dry completely.
After using, recap your markers and store Speedpaint Markers tip down to keep tips in prime painting shape.