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The Army Painter

The Army Painter Speedpaint Mega Set - 24 x 18ml Speed Model Paint Kit Pre Loaded with Mixing Balls and 1 Brush- Base, Shadow and Highlight in One Miniature and Model Paint Set for Plastic Models

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Style: Mega Paint Set


Features

  • YOUR GATEWAY TO SPEED PAINTING: This miniature paint set features 24 smart selection of colors to get you started in the world of speed painting
  • ALL-IN-ONE MODEL PAINT SET SOLUTION: Base, shadow and highlight your miniature and model in one coat
  • GET YOUR MODELS PAINTED IN RECORD TIME: Simply apply one coat over your primed mini and you're done!
  • FREE BRUSH INCLUDED: Army Painter brushes are excellent for rigorous detail work & freehand painting
  • NO MORE UNPAINTED MINIATURES: Ideal for painting warhammer 40k, bolt action & dnd paint set miniatures

Brand: The Army Painter


Color: Green


Finish Type: Matte


Size: 25 Piece Set


Item Volume: 18 Milliliters


Special Feature: Non Toxic


Unit Count: 10.8 Fl Oz


Usage: Interior


Surface Recommendation: Plastic


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Brand: ‎The Army Painter


Color: ‎Green


Finish Type: ‎Matte


Size: ‎25 Piece Set


Item Volume: ‎18 Milliliters


Special Feature: ‎Non Toxic


Unit Count: ‎10.8 Fl Oz


Usage: ‎Interior


Surface Recommendation: ‎Plastic


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: ‎Indoor


Item Form: ‎Liquid


Age Range (Description): ‎Adults


Package Information: ‎Bottle


Manufacturer: ‎The Army Painter


Part Number: ‎WP8053


Item Weight: ‎1.59 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎8.86 x 5.91 x 2.56 inches


Item model number: ‎WP8053


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Style: ‎Mega Paint Set


Finish: ‎Matte


Material: ‎Paint


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Non Toxic


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: January 5, 2022


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    • Perfect paints for use with the “Slapchop” method
Style: Mega Paint Set
Review Image by William Nelson William Nelson
I’ve been painting fantasy minis since the 80s and wow has the hobby evolved over the years! …and along come the “speed paints”. I want to get my one complaint out of the way and that is color selection (well, two complaints. As someone else mentioned…yeah, be ready to receive them with a bottle busted open). I would love to see twice as many colors available. The first thing I did when I got the paints was to download pics of what each looks like on a mini. It’s a bit hard to tell what you’ll end up with until you’ve grown accustomed to them. But I’m finding that mixing the paints puts me back in the dark as the resulting color on my palette is hard to decipher until I’ve applied it to the mini. Maybe there are sample photos of say, 50:50 “Palid Bone”:”Purple Alchemy”? Hmmmm, Might have to create my own reference chart with various Speed Paint colors mixed 50:50? 🤔 Anyway! After watching some videos I started as many suggested; white primer or even zenithal priming. First, I didn’t like what I was getting with plain white primer. Not enough going on. I liked zenithal better but these paints don’t convert black primer to any given shade of color so (though more stunning), the minis were coming out just too dark. Then the breakthrough! Slapchop. This is a method where you prime the mini in black, then (with some force) dry brush the whole thing with grey and then (more delicately and selectively) dry brush in white. After the grey dry brushing your mini should MOSTLY be grey. Let the black primer stay in the very deepest recesses and you won’t have the issue I had with zenithal priming I mentioned earlier. Dry brush the white on the whole mini but sticking to the outer most areas instead (don’t apply with as much force as you did the grey). Check out videos on YouTube. Then…1:1 color and medium! Don’t use these at 100%. I find them to be too saturated. Wow! Now I’m getting the results I was hoping for! The mini I show pictured took about 10 minutes to paint. In one weekend I painted two expansions to God Tear (board game). These paints and the “Slapchop” technique work WONDERS! Again, don’t forget to use a 1:1 ratio (a bottle of the medium comes with the set). I can easily paint up 5-8 minis that look pretty darn good and spend only about an hour to do them instead of spending hours to do just one! And right now I’m seeing them at half price! $50?? I’m getting another set! EDIT: I see they have released the 2.0 version of the paints, doubling the available colors (and even adding metallics). So yeah, I’d go straight for that if you can afford it (roughly $140….can’t seem to find it on Amazon, however?). Otherwise, this is still a great set to get started with! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023 by William Nelson William Nelson
    • Is good!
Style: Mega Paint Set
I'm not a skilled painter as I have poor motor control on my right side, but this paint makes it *much* easier for me to paint my miniatures. I certainly won't win any awards but now I'm not embarrassed to use my figures in the game either.
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2023 by Scurvy
    • Great price
Style: Mega Paint Set
This is a great product with great pricing. Army painter product line are the best in the market in my opinion. Not like GW overprice and plain grade products.
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2023 by Salvador
    • Paint one time
Style: Mega Paint Set
Speed paint works great! A must buy
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2023 by Timothy bradley
    • Great paint set.
Style: Mega Paint Set
Full disclosure I'm a big fan of army painter paints and I'm by no means a professional painter so keep that in mind with this review. So far I've only used about a quarter of the paints but the ones I've used have worked well for the most part. The only one I'm not a big fan of is their white speed paint but I also tried other speed paints like the white contrast paint from Citadel and I have the same issue with them. It's not really white it's more of a gray color and I guess there's probably not much any Company can do about that. However other than the white so far they're working very well and they're adding shading where I expected it to and as long as you're careful not to let things pool up too much and pull away the extra paint it works very well. Right now I probably have well over 10, 000 individual unpainted minis in my game collection and there's no way I'm gonna be able to paint them all any time soon so the speed paints do help a lot to speed up the process and right now I'm using them for some zombies from Zombicide 2nd edition. Since they're zombies I don't have to be too careful and the speed paints are doing their job perfectly. Not quite sure if I'm going to use them for the hero figures yet but time will tell as I get more used to these paints. Even though this is a complete set of their speed paints I will say you probably will need some other individual paints here and there and like I said I like army painter so if you're gonna be doing a lot of painting and you have the money for it I do recommend their full paint set they sell. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2022 by Paul
    • It works- saves time and the results are good
Style: Mega Paint Set
Review Image by Rotem Rotem
Review Image by Rotem Rotem
Review Image by Rotem Rotem
Let me start with the good stuff - these colors work dry fast-ish and look good. There might be some models that using one layer won't do the trick. The color consistency is very light(like super water-down Citadel colors) The color labeling doesn't really help a lot and I would suggest you make a page with a brush stroke of each color with the name on it - because the label colors really don't show how it will actually look on your model and the color that you see in the bottles makes no sense. other than this you will still need to use extra regular colors for this model(this is a Griffon model by WizKids if you are interested) I had to use white color for the head blue color for the eyes and some variation of brown-yellow color for the talons - these colors weren't speed-paint colors. It was a fun process to use the speed-paint colors and it looks good but there could be a few improvements to make this set better. I would still very much recommend this set. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2023 by Rotem Rotem
    • It looks like a rollback item
Style: Mega Paint Set
Halve of the paints looks used (the bottles are not full) and they came in a card container instead of the plastic one used by army painter
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2023 by Jose Pablo Quiros
    • Looks like a professional paint
Style: Mega Paint Set
These paints are AWESOME. My husband is an avid D&D player and has 4 3D printers currently in use. He prints minis on his resin printers. So. Many. Minis. to paint. After a base coat and a highlight, we paint our minis with these paints. When they dry it looks like they have been painted professionally. Only con- do not try to layer different colors, things get muddy very quickly. Just make sure you put paint where you want it and you will be good. If you want a slightly lighter or darker color mix it on a paper plate or something and then put it onto the mini. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2023 by Sommer

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