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The Playmarker Dark Green (AKM013) is a water-based acrylic paint marker by AK Interactive designed for modellers and wargamers looking for precision, convenience and speed when working with miniatures and scale models. Its high-coverage acrylic formula bonds perfectly to plastic, resin, metal and wood, and withstands handling, water and heat without peeling off. Feroca, official AK Interactive distributor in Spain, has it available.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | AKM013 |
| Product type | Paint marker (Playmarker) |
| Colour | Dark Green |
| Base | Water-based acrylic |
| Volume | ~5 ml |
| Tip | Brush-type felt tip |
| Finish | Satin |
| Compatible surfaces | Plastic, resin, metal, wood |
| Resistance | Handling, water and heat resistant |
| Compatible with varnishes | Yes, any type (matt, satin, gloss) |
What it is used for
The Playmarker Dark Green is a versatile tool that covers a wide range of applications within scale modelling and creative arts. Its Dark Green shade is especially useful for vegetation areas, military uniforms, armoured vehicles and natural elements in dioramas.
- Painting wargame miniatures: infantry, vehicles and terrain with a uniform, clean finish.
- Military vehicle and aircraft scale models where Dark Green is a common base colour.
- Dioramas featuring vegetation, moss, damp earth or other natural elements.
- Spot touch-ups on already painted areas without needing to bring out the airbrush or prepare a palette.
- Quick colour scheme sketches on figures without full priming.
- Cosplay and SFX projects where colour needs to be applied in a controlled manner on irregular surfaces.
- School projects, architectural models and general scale modelling on wood or cardboard.
How to use it
- Prepare the surface: apply a white or light grey primer to the piece. AK Interactive recommends using a white primer to get the best performance from the Dark Green colour and from any Playmarker.
- Shake the marker: before use, shake the Playmarker well and press the tip several times on a test surface until the paint flows evenly through the felt tip.
- Apply the colour: paint with short, controlled strokes, just as you would with a brush. You can work in layers to build up coverage or achieve smooth transitions between areas.
- Allow to dry: drying is fast thanks to the water-based acrylic formula. Between coats, wait a few minutes. The paint becomes handling-resistant once dry.
- Weathering and subsequent effects: once the Dark Green is dry, you can apply any ageing product, wash or pigment without risk of lifting the base paint.
- Final varnishing: if you want to change or unify the finish, apply any matt, satin or gloss varnish over the dry paint without any issues.
- Cleaning: close the marker properly after each use. If the tip dries out or becomes stained, it can be removed and replaced with a new one.
Usage tips
Direct blending and transitions on the piece
The water-based acrylic formula of the Playmarkers allows you to work wet-on-wet to blend colours directly on the miniature or scale model, in the same way as you would with brush-applied paint. Apply the Dark Green and, before it dries completely, feather the edges with another Playmarker or with a brush lightly dampened with water to achieve natural transitions.
Use it as a complement to the airbrush
The Playmarker Dark Green does not replace the airbrush for large-surface work, but it is perfect as a detail and touch-up tool. Use it to fill in small areas, correct masking errors or add localised colour without having to set up all the airbrushing equipment again.
Frequently asked questions
Is it necessary to use a primer before applying this type of marker?
AK Interactive recommends applying a white primer before using the Playmarker Dark Green to get the best performance in terms of coverage and colour saturation. On dark unprimed surfaces, more coats may be needed to cover the background properly.
Can varnish be applied over the marker paint?
Yes. Once dry, the paint from the Playmarker Dark Green is fully compatible with matt, satin and gloss varnishes. You can modify the finish to your liking without the varnish damaging or lifting the paint.
Can this type of marker be used with weathering techniques?
No problem at all. The acrylic paint from the Playmarker Dark Green, once dry, withstands the application of washes, pigments, filters and any other weathering product without the base being lifted. If you are going to use solvent-based products, it is advisable to apply a protective varnish coat first.
What surfaces are suitable for this type of paint marker?
The Playmarker Dark Green adheres correctly to plastic, resin, metal and wood, which are the most common materials in scale models, miniatures and cosplay pieces. For best results, the surface should be clean, degreased and, ideally, primed.
Where can I buy this marker in Spain?
The Playmarker Dark Green (AKM013) is available from Feroca, official AK Interactive distributor in Spain, both in their online shop and through their distribution network.
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