The Army Painter

Primer and basecoat in one pass: Greenskin is a rich medium green - farm machinery, equipment green, foliage armatures, and park scenery on the layout side; the definitive orc skin base on the gaming side. Detail with the Speedpaint Starter Set; seal with Anti-Shine Varnish. Features Primer and color basecoat in ONE pass - prime and base the model in a single can. Dries perfectly matt, ready for Speedpaints, washes, and acrylics on top. Bonds to plastic, resin, and metal models. 400ml army-size can - enough to prime a large fleet or army. Ideal for farm equipment, machinery green, foliage bases, and orc armies. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number CP3014 Size 400 ml / 13.5 oz aerosol Finish Matt Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799301412 FAQ Do I still need a separate primer?No - that is the point: Colour Primer is undercoat and base color in one pass, saving a whole painting step. Speedpaint over this?Perfectly - a matt Colour Primer base is exactly what Speedpaints want. Shipping noteAerosol product - ships ground service only (no air or international shipping).

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Primer and basecoat in one pass: Army Green is the military-olive workhorse - flatcars loaded with army vehicles, lineside machinery, military consists, and wargaming armies all start (and mostly finish) with this can. Shade and detail with the Speedpaint Starter Set; seal with Anti-Shine Varnish. Features Primer and color basecoat in ONE pass - prime and base the model in a single can. Dries perfectly matt, ready for Speedpaints, washes, and acrylics on top. Bonds to plastic, resin, and metal models. 400ml army-size can - enough to prime a large fleet or army. Ideal for military loads and consists, olive machinery, and wargame armies. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number CP3005 Size 400 ml / 13.5 oz aerosol Finish Matt Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799300514 FAQ Do I still need a separate primer?No - that is the point: Colour Primer is undercoat and base color in one pass, saving a whole painting step. Speedpaint over this?Perfectly - a matt Colour Primer base is exactly what Speedpaints want. Shipping noteAerosol product - ships ground service only (no air or international shipping).

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The instant line-of-sight referee: a pocket laser pointer that settles "can he see me?" debates on the game table in one second flat. Sight from the model's eye view, dot on target — done. Comes with LR44 batteries pre-installed, ready right out of the package. Its sibling, the Targetlock Laser Line, projects a full line for measuring across terrain; the Rangefinder Tape handles distances. Features Point-source laser dot for precise line-of-sight verification. Lightweight, pocket-sized — lives in the game bag or layout toolkit. LR44 batteries included and pre-installed (pull the paper tab and go). Works for any tabletop system and doubles as a layout alignment/sighting aid. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number TL5045P Batteries LR44, included Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799504509 FAQ Pointer or Line — which one?The Pointer puts a dot on a single target (pure line-of-sight); the Targetlock projects a line across the table (sight lanes and straightedge duty). Serious gamers usually end up with both. Is it safe?It is a standard low-power pointer — normal laser rules apply: never at eyes, and supervise young players.

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A proper pocket tape that reads in both centimeters and inches: 3 meters (about 10 feet) of retractable, lockable measuring for benchwork spacing, track centerlines, structure footprints — and if you also game, movement and weapon ranges on the table. Multiple stop functions hold your measurement while you mark. Pairs with the Self-Healing Cutting Mat (which has its own printed grid) for bench work. Features 3m / ~10ft dual-scale blade: centimeters one edge, inches the other. Button-controlled retraction with multiple stop positions. Palm-size case rides in the toolbox or apron pocket. Handy for scale math: 1 real inch = 87 HO inches — measure once, convert once. Equally at home planning benchwork and measuring tabletop game ranges. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number TL5047P Length 3 m / ~10 ft (cm + inches) Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799504707 FAQ Is the blade metal?Yes — a standard spring-steel blade in a compact case, so it stays straight over a 3m pull. Both units on one blade?Yes: cm along one edge, inches along the other — no flipping or converting mid-measure.

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The classic hobby putty: Green Stuff (Kneadatite) is a two-part epoxy — knead the blue and yellow strips together and you get 20-30 minutes of working time to fill kit seams, blend gaps on locomotive shells, bed structures into terrain, or sculpt details outright. It cures hard in about 8 hours, sands cleanly, and takes paint beautifully. Shape it with the Sculpting Tools, and it's also the classic way to seat miniature magnets into parts. Features Two-part epoxy: mix equal parts blue and yellow until uniformly green — no shrinking as it cures. 20-30 minute working window; fully cured and sandable in ~8 hours (rock hard in 24). Fills gaps and seams on kits, carves like plastic once hard, and bonds to styrene, resin, and metal. Slightly flexible when cured — survives handling on layout details better than brittle fillers. Sculpt tarps, coal loads, sandbags, rock, roots, and figure conversions from scratch. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number TL5037P Type Kneadatite two-part epoxy putty Working Time 20-30 minutes; cures ~8 hours Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799503700 FAQ How much do I mix at once?Cut equal slices of blue and yellow and knead until no marbling remains. Mix only what you'll use in ~25 minutes. Can I sand and drill it?Yes — after full cure it machines like a slightly flexible plastic: sand, file, drill, and carve freely. Does it stick to fingers?Fresh putty is tacky — wet your fingertips and tools with water and it handles cleanly.

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Three stainless steel sculpting tools with six different tips — flats and broads for smoothing putty over seams and terrain, points and blades for cutting texture, brick lines, wood grain, and rock strata. If you work with epoxy putty on scenery, this is the set that turns a blob of filler into a detail. Made to work with Green Stuff epoxy putty; the Tweezers Set handles what your fingers shouldn't. Features 3 double-sided tools = 6 tip profiles: flat, broad, point, blade, and detail shapes. Smooth large putty surfaces or cut crisp edges, scales, planks, and mortar lines. Stainless steel — putty releases cleanly, and a little water keeps tips non-stick. Ideal for terrain building, rock faces, tunnel portals, gap-filling on kits, and figure conversion. Works with Green Stuff, Milliput, and any two-part epoxy putty. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number TL5036P Set Size 3 tools / 6 tips Material Stainless steel Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799503601 FAQ Do they stick to putty?Dip the tip in water (or a touch of petroleum jelly) and epoxy putty releases cleanly — the stainless finish helps a lot versus plastic tools. Good for scenery rockwork?Excellent — the blade tips carve strata and cracks into putty or plaster before it fully cures. Can I use them with clay?Yes — polymer and air-dry clays both respond well to the same six profiles.

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Paint never hides a mold line — it highlights one. This set of three diamond files in different profiles handles the prep work that makes finishes look factory: seam lines on figure sets and vehicles, sprue gate stubs on structure kits, and mating surfaces that need to sit flat before gluing. Diamond grit cuts plastic, resin, and metal without clogging the way conventional files do. Complete the cleanup chain with the Precision Side Cutter and Hobby Knife. Features Three different file profiles cover flats, curves, and tight inside corners. Diamond abrasive bites plastic, resin, and metal — and lasts far longer than cut-steel hobby files. The must-have step between sprue and glue: mold lines, gate stubs, flash, and seams. Fine enough for visible surfaces; a few passes and primer hides nothing. Comfortable size for detail work on HO/N parts without gouging. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number TL5033P Set Size 3 files, assorted profiles Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799503304 FAQ Will these scratch clear parts?They're for prep surfaces, not glazing — for window material use progressively finer sanding films instead. Diamond vs. regular needle files?Diamond grit doesn't clog with styrene shavings and keeps cutting resin and metal long after steel files dull. How do I clean them?A brass-bristle brush or a quick scrub with an old toothbrush and soapy water restores the bite.

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The official thinner for Speedpaint: this 18ml resin medium lets you dial back shading intensity, build smooth glazes and tints, or stretch a color for large surfaces — without breaking the one-coat formula the way water does. If you paint with any Speedpaints, a bottle of Medium belongs on the bench next to them. Use it with the Speedpaint Starter Set 2.0 and keep your custom dilutions in Paint Mixing Empty Bottles so you can repeat them later. Features Thins Speedpaint to any consistency while keeping the self-shading behavior intact — water alone weakens it. Reduce shading intensity for subtle effects, or glaze and tint over finished work. 18ml spill-free dropper bottle, pre-loaded with two stainless mixing balls. Water-based, non-toxic (ASTM D-4236 compliant). Mix in an empty dropper bottle to create repeatable custom dilutions for airbrushing or large scenery areas. Scale-independent — one bottle serves every project on the bench. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number WP2000P Size 18 ml dropper bottle Type Acrylic resin medium (Speedpaint thinner) Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799200081 FAQ Why not just thin Speedpaint with water?A little water is fine, but past ~10% it breaks the resin formula and the one-coat shading gets blotchy. Medium thins without destabilizing it. How much do I use?Add a drop at a time. A 1:1 mix roughly halves shading intensity; a few drops in a full strength color just improves flow. Does it work with regular acrylics too?It's formulated for Speedpaint. For standard acrylics, ordinary acrylic medium or water works fine. Is one bottle enough?18ml of medium goes a long way — you use drops, not pours. One bottle typically outlasts several Speedpaints.

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The smallest brush in the Army Painter Hobby range, built for the paintwork nobody notices until it is missing — the eyes on a crew figure, the face of a gauge, a marker light, a hairline rust streak down a hopper side. Its ultra-fine tip puts paint exactly where you aim it, and the durable synthetic bristles keep their point through a session and rinse clean in cold water. Pairs with the rest of the Army Painter range — or browse our Figures & Vehicles collection for something to paint. Features Ultra-fine tip — the finest brush in the Hobby range. Durable synthetic bristles hold a fine point; animal-free and easy to clean. Made for dotting eyes, gauge faces, marker lights and the smallest lettering. Round grip manages fine strokes comfortably over long sessions. Signature Army Painter red handle matches the rest of the Hobby series. Works with acrylics, Speedpaints and washes across every scale. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number BR7016P Series Hobby Brush Bristles Synthetic (animal-free) Tip Ultra-fine Best For Eyes, gauge faces, marker lights, hairline weathering Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799701601 Frequently Asked Questions What can I actually use this for on a layout?Crew and platform figure eyes, gauge and dial faces, marker and classification lights, tiny lettering, and hairline rust or grime streaks. Is it too fine for general painting?For anything larger than a detail, yes — it holds very little paint. Pair it with the Precise Detail brush (BR7001P) for everyday detail work. What are the bristles made of?Army Painter lists them as durable synthetic bristles — no animal hair. They hold a fine point and rinse clean in cold water. How do I keep the tip sharp?Load paint on the tip only, rinse in cold water straight after use, and always store the brush standing tip-up.

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A flat, stiff brush that does two jobs a round brush cannot. Army Painter built it for highlighting the edges on tanks and drybrushing anything from scenery to vehicles — on a layout, that is the edge of a hopper rib, the lip of a bridge girder, the strata on a rock casting, or a whole retaining wall dusted down in one pass. Its stiff flat end also makes it an oversized drybrush when you need texture across a big surface. Note the brush handle itself is printed "Vehicle/Terrain" — same brush, Army Painter’s older naming. Pairs with the rest of the Army Painter range — or browse our Figures & Vehicles collection for something to paint. Features Flat, stiff end — built for edge highlighting rather than a round point. Doubles as a large drybrush for scenery, rock castings and retaining walls. Highlights the edges of vehicles, girders, ribs and structural steel cleanly. Stiff bristles drive paint onto raised texture instead of flexing away. Signature Wargamer handle with protective cap. Works with acrylics, Speedpaints and washes in every scale. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number BR7011P Series Wargamer Brush Tip Flat, stiff end Best For Edge highlighting vehicles, drybrushing scenery, large-area texture Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799701106 Frequently Asked Questions Why a flat brush instead of a round one?A flat, stiff end rides along an edge and lays a clean highlight line down it. A round brush wants to roll off. For girders, ribs, and roof edges the flat is far easier. Is this a drybrush?Not strictly, but Army Painter notes it works as an enormous drybrush — the flat stiff end is ideal for texturing scenery and large surfaces. Why does the handle say "Vehicle/Terrain"?That is Army Painter’s older printed naming. The current catalogue name is Wargamer Brush: Vehicle & Scenery — the same brush, EAN 5713799701106. How do I make it last?Rinse in cold water immediately after use, never let paint dry in the ferrule, and store the brush tip-up with the cap on.

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The biggest of the sable Wargamer brushes and the fastest way to base coat without losing the point. Army Painter built the Regiment for speedpainting big swathes of troops — the model railroad equivalent being a bag of platform figures, a sprue of detail castings, or the interior of a structure. Its 9.9mm sable body carries a lot of paint, and the sharp tip means you are still in control at the edges. Pairs with the rest of the Army Painter range — or browse our Figures & Vehicles collection for something to paint. Features 9.9 mm tip — the largest sable Wargamer brush, built for covering ground fast. Sharp tip despite the size, so base coating stays neat at edges. Natural Rotmarder sable carries a lot of paint between reloads. Handmade in Germany with an 8 mm triangular grip for control. Ideal for batches of figures, detail castings and structure interiors. Works with acrylics, Speedpaints and washes in every scale. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number BR7007P Series Wargamer Brush Bristles Rotmarder sable (natural), handmade in Germany Tip 9.9 mm Best For Fast base coating, batches of figures, structure detail parts Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799700703 Frequently Asked Questions What is Rotmarder sable?Rotmarder is red marten — a natural sable hair prized for holding a fine point and carrying a lot of paint. Army Painter states these brushes are handmade in Germany. How do I make a sable brush last?Load paint on the tip only, never up into the ferrule. Rinse in cold water immediately after use and store it tip-up with the cap on. Dried paint in the heel is what kills a sable brush. Is this a base coating brush or a detail brush?Mostly base coating — its 9.9 mm body holds a lot of paint. But the tip stays sharp, so unlike a flat basecoater you can still work up to an edge cleanly.

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The one-brush-for-one-model choice. Army Painter sized the Character for painting single figures — a unit champion in their world, a station master or engine crew in ours — because its 8.7mm sable tip is fine and sharp enough to highlight, but full enough to lay a base coat without constant reloading. If you paint figures one at a time rather than in batches, this is the brush that does most of the job. Pairs with the rest of the Army Painter range — or browse our Figures & Vehicles collection for something to paint. Features 8.7 mm tip — carries a base coat, still sharp enough to highlight. Natural Rotmarder sable keeps a fine point at a size most synthetics cannot. Handmade in Germany with an 8 mm triangular grip for control. Ideal for single figures, detail castings, and small fittings on locos and structures. Protective cap included to keep the point safe between sessions. Works with acrylics, Speedpaints and washes in every scale. More Information Brand The Army Painter Item Number BR7006P Series Wargamer Brush Bristles Rotmarder sable (natural), handmade in Germany Tip 8.7 mm Best For Single figures, detail parts, base coat plus highlight in one brush Condition New UPC/EAN 5713799700604 Frequently Asked Questions What is Rotmarder sable?Rotmarder is red marten — a natural sable hair prized for holding a fine point and carrying a lot of paint. Army Painter states these brushes are handmade in Germany. How do I make a sable brush last?Load paint on the tip only, never up into the ferrule. Rinse in cold water immediately after use and store it tip-up with the cap on. Dried paint in the heel is what kills a sable brush. Why would I use this over a detail brush?Because it does both. The 8.7 mm tip lays a base coat and still comes to a point sharp enough to highlight, so a whole figure can be painted without swapping brushes.

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