Redgrassgames Everlasting Wet Palette Painter Lite 8.9" for Miniature Painting and Acrylic Paints - Keeps Paints Fresh, Approved by Pro Painters - Painting Palette with Lid, Seal, 50 Sheets, 2 Foams

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I’m sure many people will be happy about more painting space, but the old Painter was already a bit too big for my compact painting station. Some of these have backward compatibility with the older version of the palette, such as the hydration foam.

Take your miniature painting to the next level with the Everlasting Wet Palette Painter Lite from RedgrassGames! The reusable membrane and slide-lock system are great additions, and the glass palette is a nice bonus. All acrylic paint behave differently on a wet palette, and that extra variable can stumble your growth and skill with paint handling.In this article, I review the Redgrass Games Everlasting Wet Palette Painter 2 after using it in a variety of commissioned miniature painting projects. I’ll admit, as a penitent sinner does before their god, that my palette was never something I really cared about or thought much of before receiving RGG’s Everlasting Wet Palette. Not only does it sustain them in peak condition for hours upon hours, I often found that my paints in a better condition for painting with after a short stay at Palais de Redgrass.

If you’re the sort of person who is lazy with their thin coats, this palette won’t let you get away with it. Finally, inside the package was a handy tutorial booklet with the amazing work by Angel Giraldez, the former pro studio miniature painter for Corvus Belli (producer of the Infinity the Miniatures Game). Following these simple tips will help keep your RGG palette membrane clean and working properly for a long time. RGG’s Everlasting Wet Palette comes in three forms: a Starter set, a Painter set, and a Studio XL option. Upon picking up the package, you can tell the material of the palette is dense, with a heft to it that surpasses the Masterson Sta-Wet palette.This wide selection of colours was from when I first used the Wet Pallette v2, and in my attempt to use it as quickly as possible, I used it incorrectly. Taken together, the industrial design and functionality of the RGG Everlasting Wet Palette does make it stand out from the crowd. Although, I do have to admit I kind of liked saving my palettes from a project to look at it in the end….

I set the palette up, played with some paint and was really happy with the consistency of the paints, not only that I found that my paints after several hours had not soaked up too much moisture and as such had not spread across my palette, this happens too often with my own palette, especially if I am unable to get my preferred Kitchen Towel to act as the reservoir paper beneath. I was able to put the Khorne Red straight onto the weapons of my Assault Intercessors without any difficulties at all, and after a good four or five coats, the colour was really starting to look rather good. If you looked into the original everlasting wet palette that appeared first on kickstarter, it came with simple but effective packaging and branding. If you want to switch to the Everlasting Wet Palette V2, it might make sense to retrofit the old palette with a glass insert. I don't use a ton of dropper bottle paints either, but I can see the benefit for those ones more, as it's a bit harder to control exactly how much paint you're getting out.Preparation of the palette paper was too much work and my paint dried out too fast and seeped through the paper.

Sure, it’s separated and run a little, but that’s likely my fault due to how close to the edge of the palette I decided to place the paint – and the fact it had been sitting in water for over twelve hours. Then some time ago, I saw the pre-prder and the new Studio XL palette (20 x 30cm) drew my attention. Suffice it to stay, my paints stayed consistent and predictable over a few days and I could come back day after day knowing that I didn’t have to fuss around with paint thickness each time. After one or two weeks, you may find that this will change as water evaporates from the bottom tray.But hundreds of professional painters also use our palettes, brushes, miniature holders and nippers every day. There is no holding back, and you can rely on this wet palette to keep you paint perfect during the painting session and in between thanks to its air tightness. Simply place the foam in the palette and add water under the foam is wet and there is a bottom layer of water in the palette. Although I’m rarely seen using a wet palette in my videos, I do often use one in the preparatory stages of each tutorial whilst I’m experimenting with colours, and if I ever get the chance to paint for myself (which isn’t as often as I’d like!