The palette has a size of 13,8 x 19,8 cm, which is about a centimetre less in width than Redgrass Games Everlasting Wet Palette in the Painter edition. For most people this will be the ideal size. The red insert has a space specifically designed to hold The Army Painter brushes, however, I found the brushes don’t really clip in and will fall out if you turn the inlay over. Of course, you can use the inlay for brushes from other manufacturers, most regular sized brushes will fit. In addition, most advertising networks offer you a way to opt out of targeted advertising. If you would like to find out more information, please visit http://www.aboutads.info/choices/or http://www.youronlinechoices.com. One thing I noticed is that the red inlay is required to close the palette as the top and bottom lids don’t have rims. I’d have preferred a modular approach so that the bottom lid could slot into the top lid even without the brush inlay. This would have added more versatility to the product as surely not everyone has the need for a brush holding inlay.

The Army Painter’s Wet Palette comes with a nice red elastic trap to keep it airtight, 2 foam sheets, 50 sheets of hydro palette paper, a how to use leaflet, and a couple of other Army Painter brochures. I think a wet palette is an essential hobby item, and here is why. As you can see, the foam sheet fits very snuggly, while the palette paper is a couple of millimetres shorter. This makes it easier to align the paper when wet. Value