The Army Painter Wet Palette Single, Comes with 50 Palette Paper and 2 Sponges Paint Brush Storage compatible with Acrylic Paint Washes Contrast Paints for Wargames

Great look and feel....like the lid/tray....however....the bottom could do with being a little deeper in my opinion. On a coupe of occasions I have come to paint..lifted the lid and transferred paint onto whatever surface I transfer it to and its rested on paint whilst closed. I'm sure this isn't supposed to happen as it's the whole idea of a wet pallet. Every other aspect is perfect.

Nothing to dislike, kept my paints usable over 2 weeks, would strongly recommend

We palettes in general: I'd not used a wet palette before picking this one up, and within an hour or so of using it I was already a better painter. No hyperbole, no exaggeration, I was straight away pulling off blending that I couldn't do before using a wet palette. I found myself showing off my minis to my wife because I couldn't believe how much difference it had made to my painting.This particular palette: Yeah, it's great. It's in 3 pieces; the base that holds the foam and membrane, a section for your brushes, and a lid that can double as another tray if you really need a bigger area or are painting with a friend. It's got a strong elastic band to hold it all together and while it's not an airtight seal the band keeps it closed enough to stop it from drying out straight away. The pack comes with tons of sheets of the paper/membrane stuff you put your paints on and a spare foam for in case you leave the water in too long and it leeches paint into the foam, goes mouldy or something. The main reason I went for this one over some of the other offerings from smaller manufacturers is that with Army Painter being a fairly big manufacturer, once you've used those 50 sheets it won't be difficult to get a pack of replacements.

Solid pallette, works well.Water sponge is great - top sheets get weak after a while and tear easily. Before this i was using Frisk Acrylic refills and the top (transfer) sheet could actually be washed and reused a few times each. This comes with 50 though, so it's not the end of the world.Brush holder would be a nice addition if it had a rubberised grip or foam clamp - as it is though, your lovely brushes will have their bristles mashed into the side of the lid if the pallette is moved at all.Still a good unit, definitely good value for the price.Good starting point, i may replace with the redgrass palette if it doesn't grow on me.

It's the best way to paint my model bust

Not opened yet, but looks a great size and quality.

Simple to setup and everything you need apart from paints and brushes.Makes painting and thinning and mixing a lot easier, and keeps paint blobs wet for hours and hours.Make sure to clean it and take the paper away - dont leave it for too long or especially overnight as it'll stain the dampening pad; i dont know if that's a good or bad thing, but it's something to note.

Was unsure whether or not a wet pallette was all hype and no benefit, but this drastically changed how convenient mini painting is for me. As someone who paints a couple minis here and there, the lid holds all my brushes too so it can be tucked away in one neat package