Plydolex Citadel Paint Organizer for 87 Bottles and 14 Brushes - Works for 10 ml Tamiya & 24 ml Citadel - Plywood Paint Rack with 6 Miniature Painting Stands for Warhammer 40K, DnD & Other Minis

Plydolex Citadel Paint Organizer for 87 Bottles and 14 Brushes - Works for 10 ml Tamiya & 24 ml Citadel - Plywood Paint Rack with 6 Miniature Painting Stands for Warhammer 40K, DnD & Other Minis

• Durability of Plywood - each and every detail of our miniature painting accessories rack is made of real plywood, which brings 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.
• Package Details - our wooden paint storage contains 87 slots of 1.4 inches for 10-24ml paint bottles, like Tamiya or Citadel, and also a shelf on top of it with for supplies of insufficient sizes that also has 14 holes of 0.1 to 0.5 inch for paint brushes. Also it has 6 stands for miniature painting and display.
• Convenient Design - our miniature paint holder is made to hold paint bottles from Citadel, Tamiya nd others as well as paint brushes and other supplies in simple order and swift access to make the miniature painting process an easier and more pleasant hobby for those who love model painting.
• Easy to Assemble, No Glue Needed - this wooden paint storage organizer with a paint brush holder space goes with a step-by-step manual to set it up. Our paint holder does not need glue to get it together - it has sturdier wooden clamps instead: they forgive mistakes, unlike screws or glue.
• Perfect Solution for Your Table - this wooden paint organizer puts together all of your paints, brushes, and other things in order. Our paint stand allows you to have all your miniature paints in order and in quick access with our wooden paint holder organizer, and the 6 figurine stands allow you to hold and display the miniatures in work.