The Army Painter Speedpaint Marker Introductory Set is a set of 3 Speedpaint Markers - Orc Skin, Zealot Yellow and Blood Red - for painting without a brush, palette or water.
At a glance
- Contents: 3 Speedpaint Markers: Orc Skin, Zealot Yellow, Blood Red
- Mixing ball: Pre-loaded stainless steel mixing ball
- Tip: Felt-Tech marker tip
- Not for: Painting over a dark primer - the colours are made for white primer
From The Army Painter
Put fast, vibrant colours in your hands—no brush, no prep, just paint.
Discover a faster, cleaner way to paint. The Introductory Set gives you 3 ultra-rich Speedpaint colours in our revolutionary Felt-Tech markers - designed for precision, even coverage, and zero mess. Paint fine details or cover large areas without a brush, palette, or water. Just uncap, paint, and enjoy.
Includes:
- 3 Speedpaint Markers: Orc Skin, Zealot Yellow, Blood Red
- Pre-loaded stainless steel mixing ball for perfect pigment flow
Quick facts
| Brand | The Army Painter |
|---|---|
| Line | Speedpaint Markers |
| Markers | 3 (Orc Skin, Zealot Yellow, Blood Red) |
| Product code | SM8003 |
| EAN / barcode | 5713799800311 |
Which one do I need?
| Option | What's inside | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Single Speedpaint Marker | 1 colour | Adding one colour to your collection |
| Speedpaint Marker Introductory Set (SM8003) (this one) | 3 markers: Orc Skin, Zealot Yellow, Blood Red | Trying markers for the first time |
| Speedpaint Marker Starter Set (SM8001) | 10 markers, 10 replacement tips, painting guide | A full starting palette |
Contents from The Army Painter product pages.
FAQ
Do I need brushes or water?
No. The paint flows from the marker tip, so you can paint without a brush, palette or water.
What primer should I use?
White primer. The Army Painter designs Speedpaint Markers for use over white primer.
What paint is inside?
The Army Painter's Speedpaint 2.0 formula, which shades and highlights in one coat.
Pairs with
- The Army Painter Speedpaint Marker Starter Set – the 10-marker set
- The Army Painter Speedpaint Marker Absolution Green – add single colours
- Speedpaint Markers explained – how the markers work