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How to Make A Wet Pallet - Using Citadel Finecast Blister Pack
Im not sure if this is the right place for this, if it isnt, please can a mod move it to the right part of the forum.

Last night whilst opening the blister pack that is inside the new Citadel Finecast Boxed Sets I noticed that the blisters was resealable, and thought this would make an excellent wet pallet.
Ive posted a How to Guide to making these on my blog.

You can read it here http://40kbitz.blogspot.com/2011/05/hobby-tip-how-to-make-wet-pallet-with.html

Yep, we can also do it with confrontation packages :3

Cool idea. I'm all for recycling.

I use a resealable box (those plastic ones that you can put to freezer). Also Pringles can lids work.

Recycling and into something more usefulll - im all ears.

This might be the only reason I'd buy a Finecast model haha.

Great tutorial. What's grease proof paper? Is that like wax paper?

Finally! A reason to buy Failcast!

djphranq wrote:This might be the only reason I'd buy a Finecast model haha.

Great tutorial. What's grease proof paper? Is that like wax paper?

I do believe that in the US, Greaseproof paper is callled parchment paper.

I love this idea; I am always finding myself interrupted while painting and I think this will save me a lot of wasted paint! Great thinking!

Steve