The Army Painter Speedpaint Marker - Orc Skin

Speedpaint 2.0 is a range of one-coat acrylic paints designed to provide instant shadows and highlights with a single application, simplifying the painting process.

Yes, the Speedpaint Marker can be used on both plastic and metal miniatures, provided they have been properly primed first.

Store the marker horizontally with the cap securely fastened to ensure the ink remains fluid and the tip does not dry out.

Orc Skin is a bold, saturated green color that is ideal for painting orcs, goblins, and alien creatures, offering a vibrant and consistent finish.

No, the Speedpaint Marker is designed for a brush-free experience. You only need the marker and a primed miniature.

The ink's longevity depends on usage intensity and storage. Consistent proper capping and storage will help maximize its lifespan. The marker is not refillable.

It is best applied over a primer. While it can be layered over other fully dried acrylics, using it as intended over primer provides the optimal Speedpaint effect.

Ensure the cap was on securely and the marker was stored horizontally. Gently agitate the marker or try writing on a scrap surface to get the ink flowing. Check if the tip is clogged and clean it gently with a damp cloth if necessary.

The tip may have dried out. Ensure the cap is replaced immediately after use. Try rehydrating the tip by pressing it gently onto a damp cloth for a few seconds.

Ensure the miniature surface is properly primed. Apply a second coat if necessary, allowing the first coat to dry completely. Shake the marker well before use.

Allow the paint to dry fully. Small mistakes can often be carefully scraped away with a hobby knife or covered with a different color once dry. For larger errors, it may be best to strip the paint and re-prime.