Miniature Painting Handle
Touch the handle, not the mini. The sliding-jaw painting handle grips the base, keeping fingerprints and skin oils off your finished layers.
In stock.
SKU: TWG-102
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What's in the box?
- Miniature painting handle
- Sliding two-part jaw head (glued onto the body)
- 6 rubber bands (2 fitted, 4 spares)
Three reasons, clear differences.
No fingers on the mini
The base sits in the handle, the figure stays safe; no skin oils on finished layers.
Rotate and paint
Turn the body in your palm; back, underside and face come to you without unclamping.
Fatigue-free grip
The wide body fills the palm; long sessions stay steady and brush control improves.
How it works
Seat the base
Open the jaw by hand and place the base between the two parts; the rubber bands on the sides hold it.
FIG. 01 — MOUNT Work by rotating
Turn the handle to bring every angle in front of you — without touching the mini.
FIG. 02 — PAINT Stand it up
The flat bottom lets the handle stand upright while layers cure.
FIG. 03 — REST Complete your kit.
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