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TTCombat - Vallejo Paint Rack 72

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Management number 222680789 Release Date 2026/05/04 List Price US$14.78 Model Number 222680789
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TTCombat Paint racks are a great way to store and organise your paints. Each one is designed to hold a specific type of paint.The Citadel Paint Rack 25 features enough slots to hold 25 Citadel paints, ranging from 14-18ml sized bottles.

  • Spacious Design: Holds up to 72 paints in 17ml dropper bottles, keeping your painting area organized and clutter-free
  • Easy to Assemble: Designed for quick assembly, allowing you to set up your painting station efficiently
  • Premium Quality: Made from 3mm MDF for durability, ensuring a long-lasting and stable paint rack
  • Stackable & Compact: Save space with its compact design and stack multiple racks together for additional storage
  • Versatile Compatibility: Fits various paint brands with 27mm (approx.) slot diameter, perfect for your Vallejo or TTCombat paints
Color Uncolored
Shape Rectangular
Capacity 1236 Milliliters
Brand Name TTCombat
Item Weight 16 ounces
Finish Types Unfinished
Manufacturer TT Combat
Model Number TTSCW-HBA-045
Material Type Metal
Number of Items 1
Number of Compartments 25
Manufacturer Part Number TTSCW-HBA-045
Item Dimensions D x W x H 3.35"D x 13.19"H
Specific Uses For Product Paints
Global Trade Identification Number 05060880919002
Other Special Features of the Product Compact, Stackable

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