Work and Paint Station for hobbies

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There’s a load of storage space here and as you can see above it’s great for my wet palette and some additional glues with room to spare.

Or, another example, fixing a household appliance or touching up a broken, chipped doodad that your cat tripped/chewed/clawed/mangled. Maybe you have other hobbies that could use your attention and you want to keep this activity contained. A hobby workstation gives you that versatility. Your hobby workstation is your “place” to work on small things that may get lost on any other desk. Paint compatibility Your roll of tissue just sits on a rod which drops into the recesses on the side plates. The rod recess could do with being deeper as a slight nudge or pull can dislodge the whole roll at times. but it’s good to have this available at a moments notice. HobbyZone Modular Workshop – HZ-OM09 – Showcase WIP ModuleThe Army Painter Model Paint Hobby Station The Army Painter Model Paint Hobby Station is a popular hobby workstation for painting miniatures Are you looking for a dedicated hobby space you call “home”, but need to keep it compact or storage- and travel-ready? Continue reading to see what else you should consider for your ideal workstation and a review of the top 13 mobile workstations for miniature painting and modeling hobbies. Do you have a lot of hobby miniature paints? Keep them organized and all in the same place with a portable hobby workstation or dedicated painting station. Image credit: Tangible Day

Once built you can adjust the width of the retaining clips for the size of your phone/tablet. You can also adjust the viewing angle depending on your position. it’s a really clever little set. Each will keep even spacing between your pots and present them all organised and sexy. It’s worth noting that the larger the pots the fewer you can store per unit. Which is why I transferred all my Games Workshop paints to dropper bottles. It’s worth noting that you should really install this on at least the second tier of your set up. On the bottom level, the placement of the window hinges makes the top shelf almost inaccessible. Though if the hinge were higher it would make it much harder to open. Having put mine on the second level, it’s more usable now HobbyZone Modular Workshop – HZ-OM10 – Big Showcase WIP Module For a great hobby carry case that you will help you stay organized even when you travel, you’ll love using cosmetic organizer boxes and cases, such as this cosmetic travel organizer or a professional makeup train case. These are affordable, handsome (stylish), and perfect for traveling with your hobby supplies and paints. Cosmetic cases are sturdy, built for storage and travel, and have easy access to your hobby stuff.Aside from the pictures of the different modules, the front side is generally the same. Advising the use of Wood Glue (I used Gorilla Wood Glue because it’s ace), A Hammer, Paper Tape (which I generally ignored in place of clamps) and a Damp Cloth, which is absolutely Necessary! Within each box, the module components are well wrapped and wedged in place with bubble-wrap. Of all the modules received, I’ve had no damaged components – even in a couple of cases where the outer box was damaged. Some portable hobby paint stations have built-in lights, like this one or this paint workstation case. But, I find these lighting systems to be subpar, either too dim or narrow for most miniature hobby and painting work. I suggest getting a dedicated, high quality lamp for your workspace. There are great portable lights made for miniature painting and modeling arts, too. Portability The system has practicallyunlimited upgradeability, and you can add new modules easily to your workplace as and when required. All the modules work on a simple grid with dimensions generally set 30cm (width) by 15cm (height and depth). Though there are with the odd couple of units taking up 30cm in height and some smaller units you can use to fill gaps.

I tend to use these to store random large tools – I even fit a battery-powered Dremel tool in one of them. Again the optional inserts will split these down into 10 separate compartments. HobbyZone Modular Workshop – HZ-OM03 – Corner Drawers Modue But again, the beauty of this set is that you can build it up bit-by-bit – So if you see a deal on one odd module somewhere – grab it. Will HobbyZone Modular Workshop Improve my Hobby? The guide suggests paper tape for holding the parts together as they dry – But this pulled the surface away from the from the MDF board leaving a visible rough texture. I found that some large clamps were much better at persuading parts together – tape alone simply wont do this. The only thing I wish this had were some recesses where I could install some LED light strips, just to make the models stand out. At some point, I’ll figure this out and just add some.

The Citadel Hobby Project Box is another popular paint base station for hobbyist looking for a self-contained system. The Citadel Hobby Project Box is designed especially for use with Citadel Games Workshop brand model paint pots. It is built with very durable ABS plastic and will safely store and transport Citadel paints, brushes and tools. The project box closes securely with firm clasps on either side. Whilst it’s more expensive than most other products made from this material. The Modular nature of this system lends itself perfectly to your progression as a painter/hobbyist. This Makeup Train Case is similar to the cosmetic box travel organizer, but is about 20% larger and provides you with more compartmentalized space. It has 6 large trays with a maximum length of 14″ (or 35.5 cm). The fold out trays give you full access to everything at the same time, including the cavernous bottom compartment. The PaintPal Travel Hobby System is a simple 3D printable solution to your on-to-go hobby needs. Comprising a nifty paint tray for up to six 17ml dropper bottles and three paintbrushes, an optional optimized wet palette, and a lid that doubles as a drybrush texture palette, this sweet 3D printable system is perfect for taking your hobby on the road.