Army Painter’s Speedpaint Markers pack Speedpaint 2.0 into felt-tip pens for quick shadows and highlights without brushes, water, or mess.
Ever felt the urge to paint your mini anytime, anywhere, no setup, no mess, just pure flow? Army Painter’s new Speedpaint Markers deliver just that. Think of them as mini paint bombs: no water, no palette, just uncap and slather on shadows and highlights with a single swipe.
These markers pack their fan-favorite Speedpaint 2.0 formula, and the Felt‑Tech tip glides pigment cleanly and evenly. This looks to be a refreshing shortcut that puts color in your hands, literally.
Curious to see how these markers can replace your brushes? Check it out!
How The Speed Paint Markers Work
These aren’t your run-of-the-mill paint pens. Each marker comes preloaded with Speedpaint 2.0 and a stainless steel mixing ball to keep pigment ready. The Felt‑Tech tip handles broad strokes and delicate highlights with ease.
Unlike traditional paints, you don’t need to juggle brushes, cups, or palettes. Just “write” on the miniature’s basecoat, shadows, highlights, fast and clean. This is perfect for painters who want efficiency or enjoy painting on the go.
Speedpaint Marker Introductory Set: $17.27
Find an easier, cleaner way to get color on your minis. The Army Painter Speedpaint Introductory Set includes three ultra-saturated colors: Orc Skin, Zealot Yellow, and Blood Red. Built for precision, smooth coverage, and zero mess. Tackle tiny details or big panels without a brush, palette, or water.
Just pop the cap, start painting, and have fun. This set is a neat way to experiment before investing in the full kit.
Army Painter Speed Paint Marker Starter Set: $63.71
The more generous Starter Set packs ten markers, nine acrylic colors plus one metallic, with replacement tips and a care guide included.
These markers are great for base coatings, sketching, shading, or quick touch-ups. These tools may be particularly useful for terrain, open areas, or sunset highlights, though not ideal for painting tiny, intricate details.
Plus, they bring real value to hobbyists with limited dexterity or a mobile setup, you can paint at a game night or on a train with equal ease.
Final Thoughts From Us
Speedpaint Markers bring pro-level pigment flow in a pen-like form, making painting accessible, mobile, and less messy. The Intro and Starter sets offer great entry points, and the mix of acrylic and metallic options covers plenty of paint needs.
While they may not replace fine brushwork, they seem to shine when you need coverage, speed, or a quick touch-up. So, whether you’re new to miniatures or a tournament regular, adding these markers to your toolkit can help you skip setup, skip cleanup, and jump straight into painting.
What minis will you target with these incredible Speed Paint Markers?
