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Metal sheets for magnets
Metal sheets for magnets | Rubber Steel Sheet Self Adhesive
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Brand: Green Stuff World
Metal sheets for magnets | Rubber Steel Sheet Self Adhesive
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Brush Rinser | Paint Brush Cleaner toolCopyright © 2022 Green Stuff World SL. All Rights Reserved.
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Instant glue - CA glue - Cyanoacrylate Glue
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Brand: Green Stuff World
Milliput Standard Yellow Grey - Epoxy putty for all kinds of applications.
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Brand: Green Stuff World
Hand free universal work holder for fixing all type of parts. Perfect tool for modelling and painting.
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Sculpting COLUMN Cork for armatures
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Sculpting Cork for armatures
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Sculpting Cork XL for armatures
Miniature holders for painting are tools that help to hold and position miniature figures while painting them. They can come in a variety of designs and materials, such as cork, plastic, metal, or 3D printed, and can be adjusted to hold figures at different angles. Some miniature holders also have clips or magnets to hold the figure securely in place. They are commonly used by miniature painters and hobbyists to make the painting process easier and more precise, and in this way avoid touching the figures while they are being painted, since this could damage the work.
The best support for miniatures will be the one that can hold your figures during your painting sessions in a stable way, is lightweight, and most importantly, very economical. The clear winner will be the cork holders.
You can buy many cork supports to paint multiple miniatures at the same time for the price of just one of the most sophisticated.
Cork handles are a type of miniature holder that can be used to hold miniature figures while painting or sculpting. They are made from cork, a natural and lightweight material that is easy to grip and manipulate. The cork handle is typically cylindrical in shape stable and pleasant to the touch.
To place the miniatures simply use a bit of sticky tack / blue tack at the base of the miniature, although you can also fix the miniatures with brass bars (pinning bars). After the fixing, This allows the painter to hold the figure securely and at different angles while painting. The cork handle can also be used to prop up the figure on a flat surface if desired. The cork handle is a simple and inexpensive option for holding miniatures while painting.
You can use any type of cork available in your area, although at Green Stuff World, we have extra-large corks and even column-type ones, which allow you to comfortably fix large figures.