Introducing the Painting Station - the ultimate storage and work solution for all your painting needs. With the ability to hold up to 16 paint bottles, measuring up to 34mm in diameter (GW, Citadel, Model Master, etc), this Painting Station is perfect for hobbyists, artists, and anyone who loves to create.
Measuring 16 inches wide, 11 inches deep, and 3 1/2 inches tall, this Painting Station is compact and perfect for putting away on a bookshelf, under your bed or in a cupboard when not in use. The compact size also makes it perfect for people who want to work at their desk, on the dining room table, the coffee table while watching TV, or for anyone who wants to keep their workbench clutter-free while switching between painting jobs.
The Painting Station also includes two small brush rinse water cups and loads of space for brushes, files, and other supplies, providing you with everything you need for a productive and organized painting session. And for those with small children, this Painting Station is great for putting away paints to keep little hands from getting into them.
Made from high-quality 1/8" MDF, this Painting Station is both sturdy and durable, ensuring your supplies are stored safely and securely. Assembly is required using carpenters wood glue or regular white glue.
Invest in the Painting Station today and experience the ultimate storage and work solution for all your painting needs!
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Been looking all over for something like this!
This thing is exactly what I wanted. Goes together smoothly in a few minutes, fits comfortably in my lap or on a table, goes literally anywhere. You can find what you need immediately once you set it up for a project, set it aside pretty much anywhere. I had looked everywhere for some sort of portable workstation in the craft stores. This is the one for painting my 6mm armies with everything you need handy. Great idea, great design, quality product.
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Another useful design.
This is my second paint station and couldn't wait to get it and the rest of the paint station together, even when I had one eye out of commission. I then proceeded to give it a camo paint scheme. I'm ready to start painting as soon as I get my vision back..
