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So i've been looking for a relatively cheap paint station. I currently use GW's old wooden one which is great. But, I'm looking for a smaller version that I can more easily stow away.

After a lot of internet surfing I stumbled across this guy, which nobody seems to know anything about.
http://www.waylandgames.co.uk/index.php?_a=viewProd&productId=21559

Does anyone have this? What are the dimensions. Just by looking at it, I'm estimating 15" x 12" which is probably slightly bigger than it actually is. What do you guys think?

Never heard of them. It's 2.5mm thick MDF though.......not really gonna hold up all that long...

Why not look to see if you can find a cafeteria tray or something like that? You could probably find it really cheap at a restaurant store.

You may want to check out http://www.hobbyzone.pl/en/5-tables-for-painting I bought their Pro variant and I am very satisfied! The only thing with them is that you have to assemble it yourself, requiring some white wooden glue (or similar). Assembly in it self was not hard at all so I really didn't mind it!

Might not be worth it depending on shipping but worth checking them out!

Good site - might get a paint hanger or 4 (59zl = £12ish each).


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BTW I use GW's small one which is light & sturdy, the bottom is shaped to site on your thighs & you can get a specially shaped cutting mat as an extra:
http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?catId=cat470006a&prodId=prod990078a

Is it worth the price? As it's almost a once in a lifetime buy, then I would have to say 'yes'.