Plydolex Wooden Craft Paint Storage Rack Organizer - 58 Holes for Citadel, Vallejo, Tamiya Paint Bottles - Suitable for Painting Warhammer, DnD, Pathfinder and Other Miniatures
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Style: Citadel/Vallejo 58 holes
Features
- Package Details - PLYDOLEX wooden paint organizer contains a paint brush tray, 24 small holes of 1 inch diameter, 20 medium holes of 1.37 inches, 12 large holes of 1.57 inches and two extra large perforations - these slots give space for 2 fl oz, 10 ml, 12 ml, 17 ml, 18 ml, 24 ml, 59 ml and 60 ml paint bottles for our plywood paint rack. Also our paint holder contains 2 drawers for other tubes or tools you may need and 4 painting stands for your minis.
- Durability of Plywood - our paint bottle and paint brush holder is made of real plywood, which grants higher longevity than MDF, HDF, chipboard, particle board or any other kind of pressed sawdust for our mini paint organizer, which allows this paint storage rack to keep your Citadel paints in order and quick access for years and years, even if there is a need to move the art supplies organizer from one place to another.
- Easy to Assemble, No Glue Needed - this Warhammer 40K compatible wooden paint storage organizer with a paint brush holder space goes with a step-by-step manual to set it up. Our wooden shelf organizer does not need glue to get it together - it has sturdier and more mistake-forgiving wooden clamps instead.
- Lots of Space - our organizer for art supplies has a removable upper holder section, if the bottles do not fit perfectly. If you need a place to store some big bottles, like paint removers, there is a shelf on the back of our wooden rack. Also, this paint station has 2 drawers, one of which has a removable 8-part divider, to keep all your small supplies in place. And, there is a paint brush tray above the drawers, so that the brushes and similar tools and accessories are in quick access.
- Convenient Design - our miniature paint holder is designed to organize your hobby work station by putting your paint bottles, airbrush droppers, brushes, paint removers and any other tools and supplies in simple and strict order, so that your painting process could get easier and more pleasant.
Material: Wood
Color: Wood
Special Feature: Portable
Product Dimensions: 9.8"D x 16.1"W x 10.2"H
Finish Type: Engineered plywood
Additional Features: Portable
Mounting Type: Tabletop
Material Type: Wood
Finish Types: Engineered plywood
Color: Wood
Style Name: Citadel/Vallejo 58 holes
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 9.8"D x 16.1"W x 10.2"H
Item Weight: 2.7 Pounds
Included Components: assembly manual
Brand Name: Plydolex
UPC: 850049445061
Model Number: PR-420x260
Manufacturer Part Number: PR-420x260
Manufacturer: Plydolex
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
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I was never 100% sold on these balsa-wood looking paint holders. They looked really thing and fragile, like a stiff wind would just knock it all over. There's also fewer models for Vallejo paints, and none for Army Painter (which makes up most of my current paint collection). I needed a new storage solution, it was time to stop keeping these in the boxes and have something nice looking that is also easy to access when you're looking for specific colors, effects, washes, tones, etc. After a lot of internal back and forth, I went with the Plydolex Vallejo Paint Organizer. Even though it's specifically designed for the 17ml Vallejo bottles, I took a chance since the Army Painter bottles are just slightly bigger at 18ml. The Army Painter pots fit well, but not perfectly. When the product arrived I was excited to put it together, and to be honest I was a little intimated by the number of pieces and the sub-par instructions. Once I got started though, the assembly was seamless and quite easy to figure out. If you've got experience with puzzles, LEGO, or IKEA this build will not trouble you. The wood is thin and light, matching my expectations. I will tell you, when filled with pots and items, it does get heavy. The wood interlocks into slots and some pieces need to use what I call "keys" that further lock some pieces into place for secure stability. Once fully assembled, the piece is sturdier than I expected., and quite large. You may need to measure the area or space where you plan on putting this organizer before you buy, but definitely try to make it work - not only is it functional, it is pretty. I really appreciate the top shelf made to hold misc things, it's where I put several of my Citadel items, and the two small drawers (the organizer comes with optional drawer dividers) really help put this organizer over the top. Easily worth the money, and when I expand my paint collection there are compatible side-units for even more paint-holding solutions. Highly recommend!
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