The Army PainterDungeons and Dragons Official Line Adventurer's Painting Supplies, Craft & Wood Paint, Acrylic Paint Set

The Army Painter Dungeons and Dragons Official Line Adventurer's Painting SuppliesIf you're searching for the perfect gift for kids who are into Dungeons and Dragons or any tabletop role-playing game, The Army Painter Dungeons and Dragons Official Line Adventurer's Painting Supplies is an excellent choice.As an avid D&D player and miniature enthusiast myself, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and thoughtfulness put into this painting set. It comes with everything young adventurers need to bring their characters and monsters to life on the gaming table.First and foremost, the variety of paints included in this set is impressive. With a range of vibrant colors specifically curated to match the themes and aesthetics of Dungeons and Dragons, young artists can easily recreate iconic characters and creatures or let their imaginations run wild with custom designs. The paints are easy to work with, providing good coverage with minimal effort, which is perfect for beginners.Additionally, the set includes a selection of high-quality brushes suitable for different painting techniques and miniature sizes. The brushes are durable and maintain their shape well, even after multiple uses, ensuring consistent and precise application of paint.One of the standout features of this set is the inclusion of a painting guide specifically tailored to Dungeons and Dragons miniatures. It provides helpful tips and techniques for painting various types of figures, as well as step-by-step instructions for achieving specific effects. This guide is invaluable for kids who are new to miniature painting and provides them with the confidence to experiment and improve their skills.Furthermore, the set comes with a sturdy carrying case that keeps all the supplies organized and easily accessible. This makes it convenient for young artists to take their painting projects on the go or to store them neatly when not in use.Overall, The Army Painter Dungeons and Dragons Official Line Adventurer's Painting Supplies is a fantastic gift for kids interested in tabletop gaming and creative expression. It fosters imagination, attention to detail, and patience while providing hours of enjoyable hobby time. Whether they're painting their favorite heroes or crafting menacing foes, this set is sure to inspire creativity and bring their gaming experiences to life in vibrant color.

I used the paints from this box set, and the other D&D box set to paint a good few miniatures recently, and I use mostly Army painter paints currently for most of my models, but this recent set, for whatever reason just seems so much better than even my older paints. Which might just be because those older paints are well, older. But these paints come out so perfectly smooth out of the bottle and require almost no thinning at all for most pigments, and only a drop or two of water is needed to thin them out nicely for thin layering techniques. Pigments you would normally expect to be weak, like yellows and reds are far stronger in this set than any of my other paints (older army painter, Vallejo, Reaper and even GW) and I cannot recommend this set enough. The miniature included is also well molded, and quite a nice touch. The brush included in this set is also a great starter brush and ive been slowly replacing all my brushes with Army Painter ones due to their amazing quality to cost.Basically if your looking to start out with painting miniatures, buy this set and buy the other D&D starter paint set by Army Painter and you are good to go, you will have most colors and tones you would need for most models and could easily mix colors for those that you dont have. The only minor complaint I could say about this set is that the paint bottles are alittle on the small side of things, but as long as you know that going into this, your fine (for refrence they are about the same amount of paint as a GW standard paint pot. And for the cost your getting alot more value for this set) So all in all, I cant recommend this set enough and I really hope that The Army Painter starts selling these paints separately aswell so I can buy them when mine run out because there are a few amazing colors in this set I really love.The Owlbear I painted following The Army Painter's online guide btw, so anyone can use these paints to great success just following their easy steps!

As a newbie I have really been enjoying using these paints. They dry quickly, apply smooth, work nicely on a wet pallet, and mix well. I attached a photo of how I painted the miniature that came with this pack (the mini is great quality as well) This was painted using only Army Painter brand paints (from a couple of their different D&D packs) and the Army Painter brown wash.

Great Paints.These are great paints and easy to use. It comes with the Minsc/Boo mini which was fun to paint, plus a good overall brush. Note, though, that this set contains the smaller (12ml/abt 0.41oz) bottles not the 18ml/0.6oz bottles.

I can’t recommend this enough for anyone looking to get into miniature painting. The mini is perfect for practice before you go on to your other miniatures.These paints are the best that I’ve used. They cover far better than any craft store paints that I’ve used in the past and use finer pigments for smoother looking finishes. This set includes all primary colors and some other common colors that will be everything you need as far as paints to get started.The brush that comes with the set is definitely acceptable. As you start getting into different techniques you’ll need one or two more, but that’s not a huge purchase.In all, I highly recommend that anyone looking into either getting into miniature painting or upgrading your current paints start here. These are top of the line paints with a nice miniature and acceptable brush. You really can’t go wrong with the price!

These little paints are wonderful. None of them are dried out, and all are perfect consistency. I'm very impressed with the quality of the paint and how it goes on smooth and thick enough where I won't need second coats of anything. If you want to paint little plastic figurines, I would suggest using this paint. It also comes with a brush.

Good quality paints! Didn’t read the description when purchasing, was surprised there was a character included- nice touch!

J'ai acheté ce kit dans le but de m'essayer à la peinture sur figurine et je ne pouvais pas rêver initiation plus plaisante. Matériel de très bonne facture (Army Painters). Je suis ravi et comblé !

Perfekt, was a gift for my brother and he loved it.

Tengo a precisare che è la prima volta che mi cimento nell’impresa di dipingere un esercito di miniature, quindi le mie saranno solo delle impressioni e dei pareri più che una vera e propria recensione.Partiamo dal prezzo, ho trovato il set in offerta a 22,50 e penso che non si possa chiedere di meglio, all’interno si trovano 10 colori che vanno benissimo per un principiante, una miniatura e un pennello.La stesura del colore è ottima e restano umidi abbastanza a lungo sulla palette prima di asciugarsi, purtroppo non utilizzo una wet palette (non ancora). Si mescolano molto bene tra loro, i pigmenti sono forti ma non dominano l’uno sull’altro come succede per altre marche. Personalmente mi ci sono trovato molto bene, forse l’unica pecca è la quantità di colore in ogni boccetta, ho l’impressione che siano davvero pochi ml rispetto ad altri set. In foto allego risultati prima e dopo una lavatura con colori ad olio, direi che sono molto soddisfatto di come sono uscite. In definitiva consiglio vivamente questo set a dei principianti proprio per l’ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo.Se hai apprezzato la mia recensione clicca sul pulsante “Utile”. Grazie mille! ^^

So I bought this set as my entrance into the world of miniature painting and after a few days I can say I’d recommend this set. I don’t have anything to compare it to but paints are great, the figure that comes with it is cool and the brush is decent enough.You will need to purchase a palate for your paint, I got one for about £2 after initially using a scrap bit of cardboard and I would also recommend buying an additional brush. In my photo the one of the left is the brush included and the one on the right is one I got from my local craft shop for about £1.50 and as you can see it’s much smaller so is better for doing fine detail.Only downside so far is I like holding the figures while I paint them and I’ve been rubbing the paint off in sections that have already dried. I don’t know if this is a me issue, a general issue or a reflection of the paint but take it as a tip if you’re also just starting out.