The Army Painter Hydropack Bundle Stay Wet Palette for Acrylic Painting - Acrylic Paint Palette, 100 Pcs Palette Paper, and 4 Wet Pallet Sponges
Key features
- •KEEPS YOUR PAINTS READY – Whether you tend to use paints straight out of the bottle, or you mix a lot, this handy wet palette will keep your acrylic Warpaints wet and fresh for days. This paint palette with lid allows you to store and stow away the palette for extended periods of time and easily bring out your paints, ready for use when you have the time again
- •STYLISH AND HANDY – The Army Painter Wet Palette is stylish as well as functional. Produced in sleek black and burgundy plastic with a superb elastic travel band, the wet palette measures 20x14x3.5cm. It is easy to bring along, and the elastic travel band ensures that everything stays neat and tidy.
- •BRUSH STORAGE – At The Army Painter, we place functionality front and centre. The Wet Palette includes a brush holder tray, designed to keep 6 Wargamer Brushes, 10 Hobby Brushes and more. This acrylic palette in sturdy, black plastic is perfect for storing your favourite brushes with your stored paints – handy and ready for use.
- •EASY-TO-USE WITH EXTRAS PROVIDED – This bundle comes with 4 sheets of Hydro Foam and a hefty 100 Hydro Sheets, letting you paint miniatures for a very long time. Place the foam in the wet palette and add water until the foam is moist. Place a Hydro Sheet on top and wipe out any trapped air with your hand. The palette is now ready for paint!
- •BORN FROM GAMING – The Army Painter is the brainchild of wargaming and painting veterans of many years, Bo Penstoft and Jonas Færing: "We wanted to produce the paints and accessories that could have carried us all the way from the level of novice to experienced painters and gamers when we first started out. With The Army Painter, our aim is to help you get awesome painted models on the table and still Get More Time for Gaming!"
The Army Painter Hydropack Bundle Stay Wet Palette for Acrylic Painting - Acrylic Paint Palette, 100 Pcs Palette Paper, and 4 Wet Pallet Sponges
List Price: $68.09$61.28DEALYou Save: $6.81 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Perfect price for a decent wet palette
Shannon Lampi✓ Verified Purchase•August 8, 2023
This is a great bundle. It was actually cheaper to purchase this bundle instead of just buying the wet palette or the palette refill kit separately.
Army Painter vs. Masterson Stay Wet Palette
Mimi✓ Verified Purchase•July 29, 2023
I am a professional artist and sometimes use Golden and Liquitex acrylic paints. I wasn't completely satisfied with my Masterson stay wet palette and was looking for some thing with a better design. I prefer the army painter in every way but one, and that is that the seal isn't great when it's closed. My paints stay wet much longer in the Masterson than in the army painter. For short term use the army painter is awesome.
The master son has sharp edges and the plastic is rough. The sponge is an icky looking yellow kitchen type sponge, and the paper is thick and a little rough. The paper is too thick to saturate well, and does not keep your paint wet nearly as well as army painter. The army painter sponge is soft and white, and the paper is ultra thin. And I wasn't sure how the paper on the army painter would work at first, because when you get it wet it curls the opposite direction. That's fixed if you just wet both sides, and because it is so thin it's easier for it to stay saturated and doesn't dry out as quickly. It keeps your paint wet from underneath a lot better than the Masterson. The plastic on the army painter seems a little brittle , but so much nicer to handle. The pieces just don't fit together very securely, and that's the only problem I have with it. There's just not that tight of a seal even with the elastic band around it. But overall, definitely my preference.
The master son has sharp edges and the plastic is rough. The sponge is an icky looking yellow kitchen type sponge, and the paper is thick and a little rough. The paper is too thick to saturate well, and does not keep your paint wet nearly as well as army painter. The army painter sponge is soft and white, and the paper is ultra thin. And I wasn't sure how the paper on the army painter would work at first, because when you get it wet it curls the opposite direction. That's fixed if you just wet both sides, and because it is so thin it's easier for it to stay saturated and doesn't dry out as quickly. It keeps your paint wet from underneath a lot better than the Masterson. The plastic on the army painter seems a little brittle , but so much nicer to handle. The pieces just don't fit together very securely, and that's the only problem I have with it. There's just not that tight of a seal even with the elastic band around it. But overall, definitely my preference.
Superb
Alehalo24✓ Verified Purchase•July 15, 2023
Works great
Hobby
Pamela A.✓ Verified Purchase•July 4, 2023
Enjoy using this wet pallet
DEAL
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•June 30, 2023
this is my second one -- got this based on the bundle it was steal - ALL THE ARMYPAINTER ROCKS
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