What's in the box?
- Terminal wet palette (lidded body) and parchment paper
- Dry palette tray and sculpted drybrush texture plate
- Adjustable painting handle V2 (adjustable claw grip top)
- Brush cleaner soap (screw-lid jar)
- MDF paint stand (laser-cut, slot-together body)
- NOTE: Paints, brushes, miniatures and terrain not included (shown in photos for display only)
Three reasons, clear differences.
One set, whole desk
Wet work, drybrushing, grip, order and care: the five basics of a painting desk arrive in one set.
Pieces that work together
The wet palette handles blends and glazes, the dry palette drybrushing, the handle the figure, the stand the paints, the soap the brushes.
The same as sold singly
Every item is the store's individual product itself; all are made in Bursa, Türkiye.
How it works
Build your desk
Slot the stand together and load the bottles; bring the palettes and the handle to the front of your workspace.
FIG. 01 — SET UP Mix on the wet palette
Moisten the lower layer, lay the parchment; thin your paint on the sheet and the consistency holds all session.
FIG. 02 — WET WORK Rehearse on the dry palette
Load the brush, strip the excess, sweep it across the relief; when the load looks right, move to the mini.
FIG. 03 — DRYBRUSH Mount the figure
Open the claws to the base size, centre the figure and clamp; rotate the body to reach every surface.
FIG. 04 — GRIP Paints on the rack
Dropper bottles sit on angled shelves, labels forward; take one, use it, put it back.
FIG. 05 — ORDER End-of-session brush ritual
Rinse in cool water, lather on the soap, repeat until the foam runs white and shape the tip.
FIG. 06 — CARE