AK Interactive Quick Marker Set: Special Box Full Range - 34 Colours

This elegant grey rigid box contains the complete range with all 34 colors in two foam trays, a screen-printed box, and a magnetic closure system.

QUICK MARKERS is AK’s range of markers for quick painting using the contrast painting technique, designed for wargamers. It contains a special formulation based on a new generation resin that makes it the best single-coat paint for miniatures.

THESE PAINTS SYNTHESIZE THE IDEA OF RAPID PAINTING BY CONTRAST and flow naturally from the tip of the marker onto the surface, accumulating in the details and creating an effect of depth in a single layer.

They allow you to highlight the details of miniatures without the need for advanced techniques. They are ideal for those who want to paint their armies quickly and effectively without sacrificing quality.

These markers contain high-quality special paint and their brush tip allows for easy and comfortable application to get the most out of them, reducing the painting process to simply uncapping and painting with the colors of your choice to decorate your miniature.

This allows you to focus all your energy on what is, for now, your favourite part of the hobby: PLAYING.

A RANGE OF 34 COLORS DEVELOPED IN COLLABORATION WITH PROFESSIONAL PAINTERS TO SUIT THE REAL NEEDS OF THE HOBBY.

Painting miniatures doesn’t have to be complicated. With Quick Markers, everything is easier, faster, and visually stunning.

Quick Markers paint has a unique characteristic: it accumulates unevenly in crevices, automatically highlighting light and shadow. This is due to a special formulation that allows the pigment to be deposited in varying densities on uneven surfaces, such as the ridges and valleys so common in game pieces.

The inhomogeneity of the pigment thicknesses causes different light absorption in different areas of the miniature, which causes a variation in the reflection of incident light and provides different shades of chiaroscuro across the entire surface of the figure.