Speedpaint Marker - Aztec Gold

Forgotten temples, ancient treasures, and mysterious artifacts—this gold has definitely seen better centuries!

With The Army Painter’s Speedpaint Marker Aztec Gold, you can give your miniatures an extraordinary, greenish-gold metallic hue. The combination of a warm golden sheen and a subtle green tint creates a distinctive metallic look that stands out beautifully from classic, bright yellow gold tones.

Whether it’s the ornate decorations of an ancient temple, the magnificent armor of a lizardman, or the mysterious artifacts of a long-lost civilization—Aztec Gold brings a touch of ancient splendor to your gaming table.

This shade is an exciting choice, especially for fantasy miniatures, ornate weapons, jewelry, statues, and mystical relics. The greenish tint gives metallic surfaces an interesting color effect and is ideal for models that aren’t meant to look like they’ve just come from the royal treasury.

This handy marker features the popular Speedpaint 2.0 formula, which ensures hassle-free results even with metallic shades. With just one coat of paint, you can create shading and highlights that add extra depth to your miniatures and effectively accentuate metallic details.

Thanks to the handy marker format, painting miniatures is especially easy. No brush, no water cup, and no major prep—just pick up the marker and get creative. Whether you’re relaxing on the couch, enjoying a tabletop gaming night with friends, or taking a quick break to paint, your hobby is always with you.

Product Details:

• Shade: Aztec Gold – a greenish-shimmering gold shade with a metallic effect
• Original: The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Formula
• Metallic effect with shading and highlights in a single coat of paint
• Convenient marker format for easy painting
• Suitable for beginners and experienced miniature painters
• Ideal for armor, weapons, ancient artifacts, temple decorations, and fantasy miniatures

Discover The Army Painter Speedpaint Marker Aztec Gold now and give your miniatures the mysterious luster of long-forgotten treasures!

Because if you find a greenish-gold statue of a god in an ancient temple, it’s definitely a valuable treasure. And certainly not a trap. Definitely not.