Corner Paint Storage Rack for Miniatures

It's not meant to be a work of art. It's just a workspace tool, that takes a little fiddling to fit together. It's not made of cardboard (as someone here claims); It's made of "press board", like some commercial clipboards are made from. Glue isn't necessary, then later I suppose you can disassemble it to pack it up, if need ever arises. Anyway, the instructions are oddly just a single exploded 2" picture, but it's really not hard to figure-out. Think of it as a simple wood puzzle. Super simple! Soon I'll buy the "Front Module" straight section add-on. Cheers!

I was a little nervous after reading all the reviews saying it was difficult to assemble, so I opened it up as soon as it arrived to see what was what. Well, OK, first I tried fitting the paint-holding shelves on the center spine, which worked until I put it on its side to connect the end pieces. Didn't work, everything came apart. So I decided to fit the shelves on one of the end pieces, then finessed the center spine onto the center shelf piece. Once it was in, everything else fit together with very little effort. I don't have enough paint bottles to need the attachments, so I can't say how well they fit to the corner piece, but I'm very happy with the corner piece. Pretty solid item for the price.

I bought the center console and 2 end pieces. They are laser cut to fit perfectly. However, they then paint it such that the tabs no longer fit. I broke a corner console while trying to force a fit. Amazon promptly replaced it. You have to use an X-Acto knife to shave the paint off of the tabs. I also shave 1/16” off of both sides of each tab so that they fit easily without needing to be force-fit. White glue was then used to to solidify it nicely. To join the consoles, I threw away the joiners that were included and used screws, washers, and nuts. It’s built very sturdily now and looks nice. Overall a nice console that stores and displays your paints nicely. Requires some mediocre building skills to put it together.

I got this as it would fit next to my airbrush booth in the space I had. I use it as the paint I am using in a project space then put all the paint away in their larger units. It's very well cut. Everything fits and some are more snug than others. Tabs and slots wise. Paint fits perfectly. I used superglue on the inside 90d angles with a little baking soda to cure it fast and make a really good join. It's overkill for sure but I am practicing different glue techniques on everything. I also used gap filling glue on the tabs that show on the outside. Again overkill but it would work well by itself. I had a small issue getting them to be level which I think was my fault so I just sanded the "legs" a tiny bit and you can't tell I did as well as being solid. Sure you could make it yourself but I wanted to spend more time with my own projects so this was perfect. If I had to find a negative I would say it could use a few options for the top level. I just don't have that many pain brushes. LOL. Be nice to have a few different top levels so I could add more of what I wanted. It's well worth the money.

The Instructions could be better, but here's what I did. Connect everything to the center support first and once that's done connect each side and glue it in place than move into the other side and repeat. the other piece with the laser cut parts on it are locks for connecting it to the other stands to make it all one unit.

Do not buy this. It has no instructions and the pieces do not fit together properly. The tabs are nearly the same size as the holes, making it difficult for them to fit in, and when you get one side on, the other side just falls off. Tabs are not long enough to come out the sides, which I'm sure looks nicer, but it doesn't allow for a clip or something for secure assembly. If you do manage to get it assembled, it just falls apart the moment you try to move it.

Fits Duncan, Army Painter droppers no issue. Most of the holes fit Vallejo droppers ok, but some are overly snug. Easily remedied with a file, but annoying considering it's a Vallejo branded rack. Turbo Dork bottles are just too big, so if you've got a lot of those, maybe look elsewhere. The upper stand fits primer bottles and textures well, it'd even be the perfect size for 16 Kimera bottles. You could drop some Citadel pots down in there, but it wouldn't be ideal for retrieval. Most of my current brush handles are too big, so I'll probably drill those out. Easy enough to assemble. It's only 7 pieces, and mine at least went together without glue or much grief. That said, and given the variation in the dropper bottle holes, I might have just gotten lucky. It's cheaply constructed, and priced accordingly. I expect it to hold up just fine. It's a nice mix of storage but for basically the same price you can get an acrylic nail polish rack which will hold way more dropper bottles if that's all you need it for.

Firstly, the corner piece fit together extremely well with tight tolerances. I only had to sand a couple of tabs for a perfect assembly. Secondly, just for longevity I put a coat of glue on all the tabs. Putting this together was actually fun. On to the review of the piece. There are various hole sizes for different paint bottles. The brush holes are all small for thin brushes so you can't stand your thicker handled brushes on this without enlarging the hole. That created a whole different issue when I tried to drill out the holes. I would not recommend doing this unless you have experience drilling delicate materials. All in all, my only complaint is the brush hole size. there needs to be a little variety with those holes.

perfect size for small work desks, the assembly is easy but require some sanding, very happy with the product

Si lo agarran como yo a buen precio menos de 500 pesos si lo recomiendo por qué a veces lo encuentras mucho más caro

This is a little hard to put together because it is of necessity a tight fit on all joints. I have had others of these Vallejo paint storage stands and the ones I gave stayed together through a house move with the bottles of paint etc. still in situe. This proc s that when together they are very sturdy. I have I'll be buying more as I need them.

Mit dem Ständer halte ich einfach mehr Ordnung. Er hat eine gute Qualität und wurde schnell und gut verpackt geliefert. Vielen Dank.

Ce support est facile à assembler aux autres modules. Robuste, spacieux et très commode.