Carry case for paints in dropper bottles?
Posted: 9 Jan 2013, o 19:51
Hey all!
I wasn't sure what group to post this under, apologies if there's a more appropriate place to to put this...
Years ago I purchased a large set of Games Workshop paints. This was back when they used the screw on tops for the paint pots (known at the time to dry out quickly). So, I bought a bunch of dropper style bottles, and "migrated" the entire set, labeled them and so on.
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But, I'm not too happy with this carousel set up... I really need something I can easily and quickly pack up and put away. The dropper bottles aren't "secure" enough in this setup and tip over, scatter all over the place, whenever trying to move this to store it.
I know paint sets like the Vallejo line come with a big carrying case sometimes, but wondering what other folks are doing for something like this? (The ones I've seen store the paints in a single "plane" so that you can't really see the colors without pulling each one out individually.)
Ideally, I'd like a carry case that not only securely stores the paints when not in use, but also "displays" them while being used, like it would fold open and stand upright so you can see the entire collection at a glance.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
Matt
I wasn't sure what group to post this under, apologies if there's a more appropriate place to to put this...
Years ago I purchased a large set of Games Workshop paints. This was back when they used the screw on tops for the paint pots (known at the time to dry out quickly). So, I bought a bunch of dropper style bottles, and "migrated" the entire set, labeled them and so on.
Click to see full-sized image
But, I'm not too happy with this carousel set up... I really need something I can easily and quickly pack up and put away. The dropper bottles aren't "secure" enough in this setup and tip over, scatter all over the place, whenever trying to move this to store it.
I know paint sets like the Vallejo line come with a big carrying case sometimes, but wondering what other folks are doing for something like this? (The ones I've seen store the paints in a single "plane" so that you can't really see the colors without pulling each one out individually.)
Ideally, I'd like a carry case that not only securely stores the paints when not in use, but also "displays" them while being used, like it would fold open and stand upright so you can see the entire collection at a glance.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!
Matt