Paint Brush Caddy W/ Removable Wash Station

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I need a portable paint station so I can work on painting my miniatures and dioramas efficiently. This paint station sits perfectly on a TV tray, and when I'm finished, I pick up the whole thing and put it on a shelf in the closet. Part A is the paint brush holder with a removable water cup, measuring 6 1/8” wide x 5 ½” deep x 3” high. It securely holds paint brushes, glue, and other odds and ends, featuring a convenient removable water cup. To prevent it from shifting on the tray, I glued a few strong magnets to the bottom. Portable Paint Station Part B (Paint Holder) Part B is the paint bottle holder, measuring 10 ¾” wide x 2 ½” deep x 5 5/8” high. It can hold up to 27 Vallejo-style dropper bottles upright or upside down, accommodating various brands like Army Painter, Reaper, and Vallejo – I've yet to test it with Scale 75 or Warcolours. To keep it stable, I glued a few magnets to the bottom. For those who are interested, here's a list of items used in the photos: 1. A Wilton non-stick baking pan measuring 21” x 15”, available on Amazon for $11.00. 2. Applied Magnets' rare earth magnet discs, each 1.26” in diameter and 1/8” thick, sold in packs of 10 for $12.00 on Amazon. 3. A Masterson Sta-wet palette measuring 8 ½” x 7” x 1”, available on Amazon for $12.00. I used two-part epoxy to secure the magnets, as super glue wasn't effective.