You may have seen quite a few reviews about the following product, but I also wanted to share my view :). Although most of us in the miniature painting community use acrylic paints, oil painting miniatures is becoming a popular part of the hobby.

I mentioned this use to Vivien who has said that they will look into a possible solution to their design with this function in mind.While I’m not an advocate of all the detachable modular accessories that “stick” to the Everlasting wet palette (which was a theme in the original version), they do work and fit nicely together. You can use a window scrapper to remove most of the residual paint and wipe the remainder away with a clean paper towel. Redgrassgames have been supporting the hobby community with the development of powerful tools for miniature painting since 2017. The elastic band didn't bother me, but there's no denying that a better seal on its own is a big improvement.

My old palette paper would sometimes break when I mixed colors on it too much, but this paper seems to be more sturdy. The Redgrass games wet palette v2 is all about its reusable membrane and sliding lock system for the dry palette and anti-spill paint pot holder (both sold seperately). This way, if you're painting a unit, you can have all of the models stuck on their own top and just switch them onto the handle when needed.

Cleverly designed to facilitate every kind of painting technique one could need, easy to assemble, and cheap to maintain, is it possible to do better than RedGrass Games originally did? I'm considering investing in the everlasting wet palette as of now, I'm using a home made one from a Chinese takeaway box that is about 5x10cm and 5cm high which is quite small and not very particle. If the palette is not watertight, you always run the risk of having your paints or any excess water in the Everlasting Wet Palette dripping out into the bottom of whatever bag you transport your gear in. I myself am an absolute fan of the Everlasting Wet Palette, and my old Painter size palette sees daily use.

The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. RedgrassGames’ wet palette will keep your paints ready and waiting for you for as long as you could possibly need – and, as a result, could quite possibly be the best wet palette currently on the market.

This article is part of our series looking at The Best Hobby Tools for Miniatures and Wargames Models. Of course, you can use the glass palette outside the tray entirely, but you won’t have the sealed cover function.

As I mentioned in the last review, one thing you can't do with a wet palette is reuse a space on the palette. I have to say that I do love this Wet Palette; it keeps the paint wet, it seals, it washes easily so that you can reuse the membrane, and it is large! Of course, I follow a few tips and tricks to prevent mold growth which you can read about in the mold-prevention guide.A notable limitation of the wet palette, or more of something that might annoy you (as it did me) is how hard it is to remove the lid of the V2 wet palette. I used a bunch of different paints and brands: Scale 75, Vallejo Model Color, Vallejo Game Color, Reaper, Scale 75 inks, and Golden Artist Acrylics. Take your miniature painting to the next level with the Everlasting Wet Palette Painter Lite from RedgrassGames!