The Army Painter Hydropack Bundle Stay Wet Palette for Acrylic Painting - Acrylic Paint Palette, 50 Pcs Wet Palette Paper, and 2 Wet Pallet Sponges

I tell you what, this right here is a one darn tootin good investment if you like to pain minis of any sort. Not only does it increase the longevity and usefulness of your pain but it simply looks bad ass when your painting and someone walks up and thinks wow this guy is a pro. Jokes aside, this has got to be my most used and absolutely fav accessory to the hobby I have ever bought. If you set it up the correct way I can use the same small dab of paint to get the same armor piece of an entire army of goblins (80+ models) without having to reopen that pain color pot, and do so over the course of three or four days. If you are serious about painting Minis do yourself a favor and either make one for yourself or save the hassle and buy this wonderful contraption. You wont regret it.

Had this product recommended to me in a painters class. Turned out to be a great buy. Having all of the extra papers and extra sponge is amazing as well.

It’s great for how easy it is to transport, but I will say it barely does anything to help keep your paint useable. It’s nice that it has a paint brush storage compartment as well. Still better than a a couple of the other wet palettes I’ve used.

This was really cool and I was excited for it. However it only holds their brushes. You can’t put your own brushes in the case

This product seems to be designed well. It keeps paints from drying out. I have had paint in it for 2 days with no negative side effects. the brush holder insert was a happy surprise that I wasnt expecting. The wet palette came as part of a paint bundle so I didnt review it considering it wasnt the focus of the purchase, but I am truly happy with it.

Excellent aesthetically, but lukewarm design effort. Dont get me wrong, it works as a wet palette but leaves a couple things to be desired. First, the palette doesnt seal. You read that correctly...it doesnt seal. Its held closed with an elastic strap. Not a problem, but it has no rubberized seal to keep the water from rapidly evaporating and the paint from rapidly drying out. Somewhat of an easy fix: stretch a piece of plastic wrap over the paint/wet chamber before closing the top and strapping it shut. The question is...why should I have to? Bargain store plastic ware can achieve an almost airtight seal on a sandwich box at a cost of pennies. Why not here?? Second, the brush holders, conveniently located inside the palette itself, dont hold brushes in place; unless, of course, they are the Army Painter triangle-handled brushes, and even then mine slip and slide. Not cool, especially if I want to securely carry my W&N #7s. Easy fix: stick a piece of soft foam across the inside of the lid. But theres that nagging question again, Why should I have to? Positives? Yep. Looks cool! When in use, functions great as a wet palette. Great size. Easy to use. Ill continue to use it, but it sure could use a couple of upgrades.

Worked out well

Easier to control paints, paint dries slower making it economical and you have more time to paint.

quality is good, like the case but thats it. the paper is exactly the size of the tray so no room is left for expansion when wet. the sponge dries out really quickly and doesnt seem to transfer moisture well to the paper. basically I have a really expensive pencil case now because most of my brushes are to long to fit

Bought for my 14 year old son. And he really enjoys painting. This is so helpful for him