The Army Painter Speedpaint Mega Set 1.0, 24 x 18ml Acrylic Paints incl. mixing balls & 1 brush - Contrast Miniature Paint for D&D & Warhammer Miniatures
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- Condition
- New
- Style
- Mega Paint Set
- Model
- WP8053
- Color
- Multicolor
- Finish Type
- High-Gloss
- Size
- 0.45 Fl Oz (Pack of 24)
- Item Volume
- 18 Milliliters
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- Palette
Features 5
- YOUR GATEWAY TO SPEED PAINTING: This miniature paint set features 24 smart selection of colors to get you started in the world of speed painting
- ALL-IN-ONE MODEL PAINT SET SOLUTION: Base, shadow and highlight your miniature and model in one coat
- GET YOUR MODELS PAINTED IN RECORD TIME: Simply apply one coat over your primed mini and you're done!
- FREE BRUSH INCLUDED: Army Painter brushes are excellent for rigorous detail work & freehand painting
- NO MORE UNPAINTED MINIATURES: Ideal for painting warhammer 40k, bolt action & dnd paint set miniatures
Description
Playing games with painted miniatures is more fun and immersive. It brings the battles fought and narratives forged to life right in front of you on the gaming table! The Army Painter was founded to help gamers of all types have more fun playing. Having painted miniatures using high-quality products, that are affordably priced, and perfect for the job. All designed to make painting fun, easy, and fast. Get More Time for Gaming! We have all the products you need to create amazing results - whether you’re new to the hobby or a veteran painter. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store
Specs 27
| Brand | The Army Painter |
|---|---|
| Color | Multicolor |
| Finish Type | High-Gloss |
| Size | 0.45 Fl Oz (Pack of 24) |
| Item Volume | 18 Milliliters |
| Special Feature | Non Toxic |
| Unit Count | 10.8 Fluid Ounces |
| Paint Type | Acrylic |
| Specific Uses For Product | Interior |
| Surface Recommendation | Metal, Plastic |
| Brand Name | The Army Painter |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Model Name | Gamemaster |
| Container Type | Bottle |
| Full Cure Time | 24 Hours |
| Coverage | Speedpaint is the ultimate one-coat painting solution |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 09 |
| Manufacturer | The Army Painter |
| Dry Time In Hours | 1 |
| Part Number | WP8053 |
| Model Number | WP8053 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Special Features | Non Toxic |
| Is Waterproof | True |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Color Code | #FFFFFF |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Great Paints
Style: Mega Set
I held of on speed paints for the longest time. I'm glad I finally pulled the trigger. These get minis to the table and they still look great. There is a learning curve, but nothing a few youtube videos and a weekend of practice can't overcome. If you're a long time painter who is on the fence...just get them. They will make your life easier and change the way you paint.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2025 by Cody Yew!
Good quality
Style: Mega Set
Good quality at a good price
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by Jean
Perfect paints for use with the “Slapchop” method
Style: Mega Set
I’ve been painting fantasy minis since the 80s and wow has the hobby evolved over the years! …and along come the “speed paints”. I want to get my one complaint out of the way and that is color selection (well, two complaints. As someone else mentioned…yeah, be ready to receive them with a bottle busted open). I would love to see twice as many colors available. The first thing I did when I got the paints was to download pics of what each looks like on a mini. It’s a bit hard to tell what you’ll end up with until you’ve grown accustomed to them. But I’m finding that mixing the paints puts me back in the dark as the resulting color on my palette is hard to decipher until I’ve applied it to the mini. Maybe there are sample photos of say, 50:50 “Palid Bone”:”Purple Alchemy”? Hmmmm, Might have to create my own reference chart with various Speed Paint colors mixed 50:50? 🤔 Anyway! After watching some videos I started as many suggested; white primer or even zenithal priming. First, I didn’t like what I was getting with plain white primer. Not enough going on. I liked zenithal better but these paints don’t convert black primer to any given shade of color so (though more stunning), the minis were coming out just too dark. Then the breakthrough! Slapchop. This is a method where you prime the mini in black, then (with some force) dry brush the whole thing with grey and then (more delicately and selectively) dry brush in white. After the grey dry brushing your mini should MOSTLY be grey. Let the black primer stay in the very deepest recesses and you won’t have the issue I had with zenithal priming I mentioned earlier. Dry brush the white on the whole mini but sticking to the outer most areas instead (don’t apply with as much force as you did the grey). Check out videos on YouTube. Then…1:1 color and medium! Don’t use these at 100%. I find them to be too saturated. Wow! Now I’m getting the results I was hoping for! The mini I show pictured took about 10 minutes to paint. In one weekend I painted two expansions to God Tear (board game). These paints and the “Slapchop” technique work WONDERS! Again, don’t forget to use a 1:1 ratio (a bottle of the medium comes with the set). I can easily paint up 5-8 minis that look pretty darn good and spend only about an hour to do them instead of spending hours to do just one! And right now I’m seeing them at half price! $50?? I’m getting another set! EDIT: I see they have released the 2.0 version of the paints, doubling the available colors (and even adding metallics). So yeah, I’d go straight for that if you can afford it (roughly $140….can’t seem to find it on Amazon, however?). Otherwise, this is still a great set to get started with!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2023 by William Nelson William Nelson
Army paint kit
Style: Mega Set
Best miniature paints. Saturation quality is awesome. Worth the expense vs other paints for miniature stuff.
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2025 by Sylvie D.
A one-trick pony, but it's one helluva trick.
Style: Mega Set
I tried Army Painter Speed Paints for the first time, and was pleased with the results. I was annoyed, however, by the fact that these paints really only work in one way: a single layer over white or light-colored primer. The results: I white-primed, then painted one of my OGRE miniatures, the little base-station, using Slaughter Red. I tried to add some highlights using other AP speedpaint colors, and quickly learned that's not what they're for, so I stopped. You can see the little base station, and then you can see it next to an OGRE vehicle which I painted using layers of Citadel and P3 paints, with a bit of washing and dry-brushing. The base station took two minutes. The vehicle took at least an hour. To my eye the red on the base station is better than the red I got with layering, but the base station needs some accent colors before I'll be happy with it. Now, let's talk about the experience. The paints are very runny, like a wash or a glaze. They soak all the way up into the brush with just a touch, and go down pretty evenly, affixing to the primer while excess bleeds down and into crevices (which is how the whole speedpainting process works.) I was able to dip the brush in water, then thin the speedpaint on the model, allowing me to pull it further across the flat surfaces. It was very easy to get the highlight/shadow effect. The texture of the model and the flow of the paint did all the work for me. The Slaughter Red coat took about three drops of paint, but would have taken less if I'd used a tiny stainless or glass cup, rather than my plastic-plate palette which was covered with primer, and drank some of the paint. You can probably roll your own using a glaze of the right color, then adding a bit of matte medium and some "regular" acrylic model paint, but if you're going to that much trouble then you're not really speedpainting anymore. These are a bit more expensive than I'd like. I spent $60 on 24 paint pots, so it's less than $3 per bottle, but the bottles are small. Now, it's possible that the paint will go a lot further than the usual base coat paints from Citadel/Reaper/Vallejo/etc, but it's early days yet for me. I have about ten years of experience painting miniatures, and 25 years of experience as a professional artist (okay, cartoonist, but let's not split hairs.) I don't think I'd encourage beginners to speedpaint because it's important to learn other techniques before leaning into this one, but I'm not the boss of you. Or anybody, really.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2025 by Howard V. Tayler Howard V. Tayler
Figurine Painting Gift [Still Need Spray Primer]
Style: Mega Set
Gave it as a Christmas gift, came in fine condition maybe with a dent on a corner but for me isn’t an issue. Unless you actually care about something so meaningless, having gotten a package that’s traveled 100’s of miles to get to your house in a week. Doesn’t affect the quality of the paint which I’ve been told is good. Good color. Still need to get a spray primer though if you’re wanting good results.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2026 by Garden
Good value for a large selection of colors
Style: Mega Set
Good value and selection. Ive never used the brush that came with it.
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2025 by Tristan