The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Nuclear Sunrise 18ml Paint

$33.99

Estimated delivery between October 07 and October 09.

Monmouth Cards · Supplies · Miniatures & Modeling

The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Nuclear Sunrise 18ml PaintA vivid orange Speedpaint for fast shading, color, and highlights in one coat.

Nuclear Sunrise is a Speedpaint 2.0 color from The Army Painter made for quick miniature painting over a light primer. This 18ml bottle is designed to flow into recesses while leaving brighter raised areas, making it a useful choice for hobbyists who want strong orange tones, fast tabletop results, or an efficient basecoat for later layering.

18mlSpill-free dropper bottle
1Paint bottle included
Vivid OrangePractical colour name

What's inside: 1 bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Nuclear Sunrise paint in an 18ml spill-free dropper bottle with mixing balls pre-loaded in the bottle.

Product highlights

  • One-coat approach: Speedpaint 2.0 is built to deliver color, shading, and highlight effect in a single application over a properly primed miniature.
  • Fast basecoat option: The Army Painter also positions Speedpaint 2.0 as a quick solution for basecoating before moving on to additional acrylic highlights.
  • Hobby-friendly bottle: The 18ml dropper format helps with controlled dispensing, while pre-loaded mixing balls make shaking and paint prep easier.
  • Best over light primer: The manufacturer recommends using Speedpaint over lighter primer colors when you want the most vibrant result from this vivid orange shade.

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Product questions

What do I receive with this listing?

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.

How is Speedpaint 2.0 meant to be used?

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.

Do I need a specific primer or palette?

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.

Add a bold orange to your painting setup with Nuclear Sunrise and keep your next batch of miniatures moving across the hobby desk.

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