Vallejo - Corner Paint Organizer Rack for Miniatures, Holds up to 28 Bottles of 18 ml. (0.6 fl.oz.), 16 of 35 ml. (1.18 fl.oz.) or 60 ml. (2.02 fl.oz.), 1 of 200 ml. (6.76 fl.oz) and 26 Brushes

Putting it together was fairly straight forward. The tabs are a bit tight but not to the point where I had to sand things like I have seen others mention. Just take your time inserting them and make sure it is lined up right Holds lots of stuff. I definitely need another one of these for the rest of my paint. It is part for a modular style system so you can get corner racks for each end, or set two next to each other. This is exactly what I needed to organize my paints and with the tiered display I can quickly find the color I need compared to just having a bunch of bottles in a box and digging through each Holds all the standard size Vallejo, Model Air dropper bottles, Army Painter dropper bottles, and Reaper dropper bottles. Privateer Press P3 paint pots will fit in the larger holes on the upper row as well as the larger Vallejo pigment powder style bottles However, there is only one row for those in this stand so if you have a lot of those style bottles you will need a different configuration The brush holes won't hold some thicker handled brushes but you can always widen the holes I would not really move this far when it it loaded with paint though. It is sturdy enough sitting on a desk, but with all that weight I would be hesitant if I was going to walk down the stairs or be carrying for a any significant distance I guess you could add a bit of wood glue during assembly to

Mine was easy to assemble with wood glue (and super glue 'tacks'), and provides a very stable home now for about 50 Vallejo paints. As I test fitted each piece together (sanding/trimming for best fit if necessary), I used a dab of super glue to securely tack all the pieces together. Afterwards, with the unit upright, I added white glue fillets to the tops of each shelf join at the sides (and both sides of the mid-section). I then turned the unit upside down, and did the same at the bottom of each shelf/side join, and set the unit aside to dry overnight. It ended up being very sturdy indeed. For storage of Vallejo/Mig/Reaper MSP/Army Painter/etc. paints (and some narrow handled paint brushes), it's a fine sturdy product. The top shelf is designed to hold 10 17ml bottles at the front, but the back row includes 8 larger holes for 2 ounce Folk Art (or GW sized/other large containers of paint). For more serious paint collectors and less money however, a "Home-it Nail Polish Holder Acrylic 5 Step Counter Display" (available also here at Amazon), will hold around 80 Vallejo or 50 GW size paint bottles in a bit less desk space. I have one and it's great, and the two products together store my entire Vallejo/GW/Army Painter/Apple Barrel/other collection. I probably will add another Home-it unit soon, as my collection is expanding. For larger paint collections and a bit more money, there are also other nail polish units available here at Amazon.com. For example, a wall unit for 102 bottles of nail polish (not quite 2' x 3' x 2") would hold 120 Vallejo (or around 96 GW/other large) size bottles. Get what you like, but an open mind for your storage needs doesn't hurt a bit, and who doesn't like saving money and desk space?

Getting the side plates on can be a bit fiddly/tricky as you have to line up 10 slots/tabs on each side (the second side gets much trickier) but once lined up and pushed together, you can use some superglue or white or wood glue to keep it all together, and is plenty sturdy and an excellent way to sort and store paints! I purchasde two, and they were so good I purchased two more when i got additional paints. The smaller front holes take vallejo/Reaper/etc smaller sized bottles, and the larger holes in back will take Citadel and Model Master paint bottles- perfect as I use mostly the smaller ones but have a few of the bigger ones for various hard to find/useful colors and inks. I have not used the brush holder holes in the top rear, but handy to have if you need them! overall I consider it an extremely cost effective solution to store and organize paints on your hobby workbench, and strong enough you can pick up and move it around in a pinch!

Well manufactured and a doddle to assemble. A tad expensive but it does provide a orderly way to store paints and see them readily. There have been a couple of poor reviews which for a relatively simple assembly is surprising. This is a wall mounted storage unit, absent making some modifications and adding feet perpendicular to the upright unit it will eventually fall - forward. There are holes in the top corners of the back plane which show the intended use, and the included hardware rather gives it away. The laser cut parts are tight into each other - this pretty well ensures that they are going to stay in place without adhesive. Look carefully at the image here, the included assembly drawing, and the shelves themselves. There are three types: the bottom shelf without holes, two shelves with the bottle slots moved in from the ends and holding eight bottles, and three shelves with the bottle slots close to the end holding nine bottles. You need to assemble the unit from the top with 9-8-9-8-9 and base. If you do not, then you are going to have issues with the paint bottles staying put.

This is an easy-to-assemble shelf made of lightweight wood and appears to have been laser cut. It's pretty efficient in that it holds a lot of paints but doesn't take up a ton of space. The only downside is if you're planning on picking it up and moving it, you may find it comes apart slightly if you aren't careful about how you hold it. Highly recommended.

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

Soit Vallejo a baissé sa qualité, soit c'est un faux. Les pièces ne s'emboitent pas correctement. Le sigle Vallejo n'est pas présent. La matière est différente, simple MDF peint blanc. Alors que les originaux sont stratifiés blanc. Ne pas acheter !

I bought this as I have various paint manufacturers for my model hobby and hoped it would do for other makers other than Vallejo. Don't get me wrong I do have some Vallejo paints but I have alot more Humbrol. The build quality is really good, it's easy to set up and is solid so the weight of the paints on it is covered on build quality. Works well with Humbrol and I have no fear in attaching it to the wall in my hobby area to gain space where my paints were.

Facile à monter, pratique pour le rangement des peintures vallejo