The Army Painter Speedpaint Complete Set 2.0 Combo

Name: The Army Painter Speedpaint Complete Set 2.0 Combo
Brand: The Army Painter
SKU: AP-WP8061
Price: 254.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

The Army Painter

SKU:

AP-WP8061

UPC:

5713799806108

£254.99

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Fast, Easy, Fun!
The mecca of one-coat paint solution sets, the Speedpaint Complete Set features every Speedpaint colour in existence! That includes all 23 original colours, 44 newly developed colours, 10 Speedpaint Metallics - AND - 12 colours designed by Dana Howl, Watch It Paint It, and Goobertown Hobbies of our Paint Development Team! The set also includes an extra-large 100ml bottle of Speedpaint Medium.

Using an innovative resin medium that flows perfectly over your miniatures, Speedpaints create an unparalleled painting solution to help you get more time for gaming.

Pre-loaded Mixing Balls All Speedpaints come with two steel Mixing Balls already loaded in the bottle, making it easier for you to get the perfect consistency.

Speedpaint is the ultimate one-coat painting solution
The all-in-one Speedpaint is a true one-coat painting solution offering rich shading, vibrant saturation, and an easy highlight simultaneously. Simply apply one coat of Speedpaint directly over a primed miniature and you are done!

Featuring a comprehensive selection of the most sought after colours in combination with an innovative resin medium solution – Speedpaint 2.0 flows perfectly over your miniatures for vibrant saturation, rich shadows, and an easy highlight all in one-coat. What’s more, Speedpaint 2.0 offers unparalleled control for even coverage that yields better looking results. Whether you’re using the smart selection of paints in the Starter Set, the extended range Mega Set 2.0, the full Complete Set 2.0 or picking just the perfect bottles for the job off the rack at your friendly local game store – the Speedpaint 2.0 range of 90 colours offers a wealth of tools for the beginner and veteran miniature hobbyists alike.

One thing is for sure: from primer coat to tabletop-ready – Speedpaint 2.0 is the fastest, easiest, and most fun way to bring beautifully painted miniatures to life on the gaming table.

Your Way into Gaming
Speedpaint was designed to be usable with any tabletop gaming system and as an ideal entrypoint to the world of miniature painting for beginners. Playing a game with your friends and family that has unpainted, mono-coloured miniatures can be devoid of immersion, especially if it is a roleplaying game. With Speedpaint, you can easily bring your miniatures to life, especially as a complete beginner. The Speedpainting process is easy and intuitive - just apply the appropriate colour on the surface you want - it's just like colouring inside the lines!

Best Practice Guidelines


Prime Light Make sure to undercoat your miniatures with a very bright colour such as Matt White Colour Primer from The Army Painter (but Speedpaint will work with most white primers). You will not get the desired effect from a very dark undercoat. That being said, zenithal priming can work just fine with Speedpaint!	Get Ready to Speedpaint Our dropper bottles come with two mixing balls pre-loaded, so make sure to shake your paints before using them! Then add some drops onto a palette. Beware that pouring Speedpaint onto your wet palette can stain your sponge and may become gel-like if left in the wet palette for a long time.	Load your Brush Now, dip your brush in the Speedpaint and make sure to use a generous amount to get the desired effect on your minis. We recommend that you use a synthetic brush when Speedpainting, as the thick and large amounts of paint can clog up the ferrule of your expensive natural hair brushes.	Tips and Tricks You can thin your Speedpaints with the Speedpaint Medium to adjust the opacity to your liking. For more control, paint in sections and apply a coat to the entire surface of the element. Then use a clean brush to remove excess paint by utilizing its capillary action - just gently touch the brush tip to where the Speedpaint has gathered the most, allow the brush a second or two to absorb some of the paint and wick it of on a towel. Make sure to varnish your models when the paint is dry - especially if you are planning on adding extra highlights!