This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Fire Drake paint.

The manufacturer recommends shaking the bottle thoroughly, then applying a generous coat over a primed miniature so the paint can flow into recessed areas. The Army Painter recommends light primers such as white for the most vibrant results.

No. While Speedpaint 2.0 is built as a one-coat painting solution, The Army Painter also describes it as a strong option for fast basecoats before additional highlighting.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Nuclear Sunrise. It is a single paint bottle, not a multi-color set.

The Army Painter recommends shaking the bottle thoroughly, then applying a generous coat over a primed miniature so the paint can settle into recesses and create contrast in one pass.

For the most vibrant result, The Army Painter recommends lighter primers such as white or light neutral tones. The brand also recommends a hard palette for Speedpaint rather than a wet palette.

This listing is for one individual 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in Maize Yellow. It is not a multi-pack or paint set.

Speedpaint 2.0 is made to deliver color, shading, and highlight contrast in a single coat when applied over a primed miniature, helping painters finish models faster.

Yes. The Army Painter states that Speedpaints include pre-loaded mixing balls in each bottle to help with paint consistency when shaken before use.

This listing is for one bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Bright Red paint. The official product page identifies it as an 18ml bottle.

The Army Painter recommends applying Speedpaint over a white or other light-primed miniature for the most vibrant result. It is designed to create shading, color, and highlight effects in one coat.

Not necessarily. The manufacturer also positions Speedpaint 2.0 as a fast basecoat option, so you can build on top of it with additional acrylic highlights after it dries.

This product includes one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in the Murder Scene color.

Range material and product labeling place Murder Scene in the dark red-purple family. It works well anywhere you want a moody, shadow-rich tone on miniatures and models.

This listing is for a single bottle, not a multi-color set. If you are expanding an existing paint rack or replacing a favorite shade, this is the individual Murder Scene bottle.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Poppy Red paint. It is a single paint bottle, not a multi-color set.

The Army Painter recommends applying Speedpaint over a primed miniature. The formula is designed to create color, shading, and highlight effects in one coat, and it can also be used as a fast basecoat for later detailing.

Yes. The bottle includes pre-loaded mixing balls to help you shake and blend the paint before use.

This listing is for one individual 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in the Carmine Dragon color.

The Army Painter's practical naming chart describes Carmine Dragon as a brilliant pinkish red. Final appearance can vary depending on primer color, application thickness, and the surface underneath.

It is a single bottle, not a paint set. It's a good option if you already use Speedpaint 2.0 and want to add or replace this specific shade.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in Dusk Red.

The Army Painter recommends applying Speedpaint over a light primer such as white, beige, or grey. The paint is made to deliver colour, shading, and highlight effect in one main coat.

This is part of The Army Painter's Speedpaint 2.0 range, a water-based acrylic line made for fast miniature painting and quick tabletop-ready results.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Tidal Wave paint.

The Army Painter recommends shaking the bottle thoroughly, using a hard palette, and applying one generous coat over a primed miniature. Light primers such as white help produce the most vibrant finish.

No. Speedpaint 2.0 is approachable for new painters, but it is also useful for experienced hobbyists who want fast basecoats, efficient army painting, or quick tabletop-ready results.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Tyrian Navy paint.

The manufacturer recommends applying one coat over a primed miniature. The formula is designed to create shading, colour, and highlights in that single layer, and it can also be used for fast basecoats.

It is a single color bottle, not a multi-pack set. Tyrian Navy is part of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 range.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in Royal Robes.

The Army Painter recommends applying Speedpaint over a primed miniature, with white or other light primers used for the most vibrant results. Shake the bottle thoroughly, then apply a generous coat so the paint can flow into the recesses.

No. Speedpaint 2.0 is useful for new painters who want simpler results and for experienced hobbyists who want to finish units faster or create efficient basecoats before layering and highlights.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Beowulf Blue hobby paint.

The manufacturer recommends applying Speedpaint over a primed miniature for quick colour and shading in one main coat. The Army Painter also recommends using a hard palette rather than a wet palette with this paint type.

Yes. Speedpaint is designed to simplify miniature painting for newer hobbyists while still being useful for experienced painters who want to finish projects faster.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Charming Chartreuse paint.

The Army Painter lists Charming Chartreuse with the practical color name greenish yellow. It sits in the bright yellow-green range and works well for vivid fantasy and scenic details.

This is part of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 range, which is designed as a one-coat solution for painting over a primed miniature rather than a standard opaque base paint.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in Ghoul Green. It is a single paint bottle, not a paint set.

The Army Painter describes Speedpaint as a one-coat solution applied directly over a white-primed miniature. It is made to create color, shading, and highlights quickly, and can also be used as a fast basecoat before additional acrylic highlights.

It comes in an 18ml spill-free dropper bottle with mixing balls pre-loaded, which helps with controlled dispensing and shaking the paint before use.

This listing is for one individual bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Caribbean Ocean paint in an 18ml dropper bottle.

The Army Painter describes Speedpaint 2.0 as a one-coat paint made for application over a white-primed miniature, where it creates color, shading, and highlights in one step.

It is a single color, not a multi-paint set. Caribbean Ocean is sold here as an individual bottle from The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 range.

You will receive one individual 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Algae Green.

This is a single-colour bottle, not a multi-paint set. It is specifically the Algae Green shade in The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 line.

The Army Painter's practical naming chart identifies Algae Green as a light olive green within the Speedpaint range, making it a versatile choice for natural, military, or fantasy paint schemes.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Forest Sprite. It is an individual paint, not a multi-color set.

The Army Painter recommends applying Speedpaint over a primed miniature. The formula is designed to deliver color, shading, and a highlight effect in one coat, and can also be used as a quick basecoat before adding traditional acrylic highlights.

The Army Painter lists Forest Sprite with the practical colour name Yellowish Green. Actual appearance can vary slightly depending on primer color, application thickness, and lighting.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in Shamrock Green.

The Army Painter recommends applying Speedpaint over a primed miniature. It is designed to create colour, shading, and a highlight effect in a single coat, and it can also be used as a fast basecoat for additional painting steps.

It is a single colour bottle, not a multi-paint set. The shade included is Shamrock Green.

This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in the Bony Matter color. No brushes, primer, or extra paints are included.

The manufacturer describes Speedpaint as a one-coat painting solution. Apply it over a primed miniature so the paint can settle into recesses and create fast contrast across the model.

The Army Painter recommends a white primer for the most vibrant results. Lighter neutral primer shades can also be used if you want to shift the finished tone.