Paint Trays mk II

This paint holder system was designed to keep things simple and organized on the desk. Each tray is sized for specific bottle formats so everything sits properly without wobbling around. There are multiple layout options available, from small compact holders to larger grid-style trays, so you can set it up according to the space you have and the paints you actually use.

It’s not limited to standard acrylic paints. The trays also work with inks, washes, glazes, pigments, primers, and airbrush products in a range of bottle sizes. Whether you’re using dropper bottles, flip-top pots, or larger-format containers, there’s a configuration that fits.

Supported Products

AK Interactive – 17 ml Army Painter – 12 ml, 18 ml Citadel – 12 ml, 18 ml Daler Rowney – 29.5 ml Dirty Down – 25 ml Liquitex – 30 ml Pro Acryl – 22 ml, 120 ml Tamiya – 10 ml Two Thin Coats – 15 ml Vallejo – 18 ml, 32 ml, 60 ml, 200 ml, Pigments

Disclaimer - I’ve tested all of these myself, and they fit as intended. Wherever possible, I aimed for a snug fit so the bottles don’t rattle or shift around. That said, I noticed that some brands have a bit of variance when it comes to tolerances. You shouldn’t run into issues, but it’s worth keeping in mind. If you find your bottles are on the tighter side, a very slight scaling adjustment in the direction of your choice when printing should take care of it.

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