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Speedpaint Marker - Maggot Skin
Merchfox Comic Shop
Wiener Straße 20
4481 Asten
Austria
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Pale, unhealthy, and wonderfully eerie—just right for your next horde of monsters!
With The Army Painter’s Speedpaint Marker Maggot Skin, you can give your miniatures a pale, sickly complexion. This paint is ideal for zombies, ghouls, the undead, grotesque creatures, and other figures whose last visit to the healer was likely several centuries ago.
This handy marker features the popular Speedpaint 2.0 formula, which automatically creates shading and highlights with just one stroke of paint. The paint collects in recesses and makes raised details appear lighter. This quickly adds depth to faces, skin wrinkles, and other textures without requiring you to master complex painting techniques.
Thanks to the handy marker format, painting miniatures is especially easy. No brush, no water cup, and no major preparation—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: Maggot Skin – a sallow, sickly-looking skin tone
- 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 Maggot Skin now and give your undead creatures a terrifyingly convincing look!
After all, someone who’s been living in a crypt for 300 years is allowed to look a little unhealthy.
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