The Army Painter Speedpaint Marker - Pallid Bone is a single Speedpaint marker: paint straight from the tip, with no brush, palette or water.
At a glance
- Colour: Pallid Bone
- Formula: Speedpaint 2.0 - shading and highlighting in one pass (our listing)
- Mixing ball: Yes, one in each marker (our listing)
- Primer: Designed for use over white primer (our listing)
- Not for: Dark-primed models - the colour is made to show over white
From The Army Painter
Pale, warm ivory for bone, parchment, and aged surfaces. High-pigment formula gives natural tone depth in one coat.
Quick facts
| Brand | The Army Painter |
|---|---|
| Line | Speedpaint Markers |
| Colour | Pallid Bone |
| Product code | SM1021 |
| EAN / barcode | 5713799102101 |
Which one do I need?
| Option | What's inside | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Single Speedpaint Marker (this one) | 1 colour | Adding one colour to your collection |
| Speedpaint Marker Introductory Set (SM8003) | 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
What is Pallid Bone good for?
Pale, warm ivory for bone, parchment, and aged surfaces. High-pigment formula gives natural tone depth in one coat.
Do I need a brush?
No. The paint comes from the marker tip, so there is no brush, palette or water to set up.
Which primer should I use?
White primer - our listing notes the markers are designed for use over white primer.
Pairs with
- The Army Painter Speedpaint Marker Introductory Set – 3 markers to start with
- The Army Painter Speedpaint Marker Starter Set – 10 markers + spare tips
- Speedpaint Markers explained – how the markers work
