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Speedpaint Marker - Pastel Salmon
Merchfox Comic Shop
Wiener Straße 20
4481 Asten
Austria
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A touch of coral, a little magic—and your miniatures will come to life!
With The Army Painter’s Speedpaint Marker Pastel Salmon, you can give your miniatures a soft, warm salmon-pink hue. This delicate pastel color is ideal for fabrics, clothing, fantasy creatures, decorative embellishments, and special accents that could use a little more warmth and vibrancy.
This handy marker features the popular Speedpaint 2.0 formula, which automatically creates shading and highlights with just one coat of paint. This quickly adds depth and texture to your miniatures without requiring you to master complicated painting techniques.
Thanks to the handy marker format, painting miniatures is especially easy. No brush, no water cup, and no time-consuming preparation—just pick up the marker and get started! Whether you’re relaxing on the couch, enjoying a tabletop gaming night with friends, or taking a creative lunch break, your paints go wherever you go.
Product Details:
- Color: Pastel Salmon – a soft, warm salmon pink
- Original: The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Formula
- Automatic shading and highlighting with a single color application
- Convenient marker format for easy painting
- Suitable for beginners and experienced miniature painters
- Ideal for tabletop miniatures, fantasy figures, and model-building projects
Discover The Army Painter Speedpaint Marker in Pastel Salmon now and add a warm, expressive pop of color to your miniatures!
After all, who says fantasy always has to be all about dark armor and bloody battlefields? Even an orc is allowed to wear pastel colors once in a while.
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