VallejoFront Paint Storage Rack for Scale Models and Miniatures | Capacity for 52 Bottles of 18 ml. (0.6 fl.oz.), 8 Bottles of 35 ml. (1.18 fl.oz.) or 60 ml. (2.02 fl.oz.) and 22 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 rightHolds 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 eachHolds 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 bottlesHowever, 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 configurationThe brush holes won't hold some thicker handled brushes but you can always widen the holesI 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 distanceI guess you could add a bit of wood glue during assembly to

Bought two of these to organize my husband's modeling paints. Worked well. Fairly easy to assemble. Would not recommend if you would need to move them to different locations. Ours will be stationary at the work station.

I have to congratulate Vallejo on figuring out how to make this handy thing so cheap. Yeah it's a cheap material but it works! So my cost is pretty low - much cheaper than a laser-cut plywood thing that would be way overkill. So this thing is affordable and does a very good job at being a low cost paint stand. It does not need to be super strong - but if you assemble it carefully with epoxy it is as rugged as it will ever need to be. It holds a lot of paints in a fairly small area - and I am saved room and spillings and droppings galore. I bought two corner units and two of these center stands. The corner units come with little interlocks for joining the sections together - pretty handy. A must for an avid miniatures painter.

Good for its price, simple and roomy. It is better to glue the parts together before use the stand. Bought it in addition to the Vallejo corner stand. This stand had a central leg that was larger than the side legs, which caused the stand to wobble. I fixed it with a nail file in a couple of minutes. Despite this, the stand is quite good and deserves 4.5-5 stars for its cost and convenience.

So right out of the box, this is pretty easy to assemble. The way its made its almost impossible to assemble it incorrectly. I will point out its made of press-board, not wood. Its very light but strong. I used hot glue to ensure I had no wobble when assembling it. Once done I gave it a coat of spray paint to prevent any swelling in case it got wet. I used a light coat, let it air dry, then a second light coat. This is so that when I give it a final coat it has protection from the wetness of the paint and the propellant from the can, which can damage non wood or metal surfaces, such as foam and press-board. It holds my paints well, and can accommodate several different sizes of paint bottles. It also has a paint brush rack on the very upper tier which I use to store my more common less expensive paint brushes. I really like it, and now 2 years later, still have it and use it often.

Well, I just don’t know what is wrong with me. I went into the assembly expecting a fight and many broken parts, instructions for assembly I couldn’t understand, and the need for complex building tools, the likes of which haven’t been seen since the great pyramid at Giza was constructed! I definitely put waaaaaaayyyy to much stock into the multitude of one star reviews! It took me less than 30 minutes to assemble, and I didn’t need anything more than my hand as a hammer. A modicum of gentle test fitting before adding some titebond3 wood glue (recommended for added sturdiness) and sliding the parts together and using my finger tips as a hammer, and boom, just like that, I have a brand new paint stand for my various Vallejo and Army Painter bottle’s! I can now throw out or even repurpose for a second time, the plastic box that was once filled with chocolate eclairs and cream puffs.I was a little shocked at the actual size of the assembled unit, but upon reflection, it makes sense that it isn’t as magnanimous as my imagination made it out to be!I am very pleased with this paint stand, and you can be too, as long as you don’t routinely lick windows, and can assemble the simplest of Walmart furniture! Disregard the reviews below 3 stars, grab a bottle of your favorite liquid horse hide, and order this paint stand if you would like some outstanding paint storage solutions!

Can confirm they are still shipping faulty units of this paint stand. Tried putting mine together and found the pieces would not fit together. Hopped online and saw these other reviews from you fine people that were having the same problem so at that point I knew it wasn't just me. Anyway tried to make the holes a little bigger to fit the pieces together (while at the same time trying not to make them too big) and ended up breaking one of the pieces when I applied too much pressure to fit them together. So with one big broken piece I ended up throwing the whole thing in the trash. Spend the money on their paints instead.

Much cheaper than DYI options (at least those that look good), holds my paints well, and is tiered for ease of viewing. Just wish it had a bottom (brushes will fall out if moved), so I put a balsa craft board on bottom. If you try and assemble it like a child throwing a tantrum then yes it will break (to be so light and inexpensive it has to be thin!) but if you are careful and use a file for those “tight” connections then it goes together well. I think it took me maybe 30 mins to assemble as I took my time and finessed it together.

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J'ai monté très facilement ce support et il tient parfaitement

Le support est bancal et il manque la dernière planche 🤬

These are fantastic. I now have two. They assemble relatively easily. A bit of white glue on the joints helps. The easily bear the weight of a full load of pain and fit all standard size paint bottles (Reaper, Warpaints Vallejo) very well. They have made my studio more organized and enhance my workflow.

Wer nicht ständig Chaos auf dem Basteltisch haben will, ist hiermit gut bedient. Zwar kein Schnäppchen, dafür aber übersichtlich. Einmal mit dem bemalen begonnen, sammeln sich schnell Farben an. Bin froh hiermit wieder Ordnung einkehren lassen zu können. Beim hochheben muss man ein bisschen vorsichtig sein. Ist nur gesteckt, aber hält schon.