The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Satchel Brown Paint
$33.99
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The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 Satchel Brown PaintA dark reddish brown one-coat option for fast tabletop-ready results.
Satchel Brown is part of The Army Painter's Speedpaint 2.0 range, built for miniature painters who want rich color, natural shading, and easy highlights in a single application. It is a practical dark reddish brown suited to leather, wood, straps, pouches, cloaks, and other earthy details, while still working well as a quick basecoat for layered painting.
What's inside: 1 bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in Satchel Brown. This is an 18ml spill-free dropper bottle with mixing balls pre-loaded inside.
Product highlights
- One-coat painting approach: Speedpaint 2.0 is designed to deliver color, shading, and highlight effect in a single coat over a primed miniature.
- Practical color use: Satchel Brown is identified by The Army Painter as a dark reddish brown, making it a useful choice for leather gear, scabbards, belts, boots, wood accents, and other warm natural surfaces.
- Good for quick armies and detail work: Use it to speed through rank-and-file miniatures or as a fast basecoat before adding traditional acrylic highlights once dry.
- Hobby-friendly bottle design: The 18ml dropper bottle helps with controlled dispensing, and the bottle comes with mixing balls pre-loaded.
- Best over light primer: The manufacturer recommends applying Speedpaint over a white or other light primer to achieve the most vibrant results.
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Product questions
What is included with this item?
This listing is for one 18ml bottle of The Army Painter Speedpaint 2.0 in Satchel Brown.
How is Speedpaint 2.0 meant to be used?
The manufacturer recommends applying one coat over a primed miniature, especially over white or other light primers, to create color, shading, and highlights quickly in one step.
Is this only for speed painting?
No. The Army Painter also describes Speedpaint 2.0 as a strong option for fast basecoats before adding highlights with traditional acrylic paints after it dries.
Add a versatile brown to your paint rack and keep your next batch of miniatures moving from primer to tabletop faster.
