The stand for small parts of the model- capacity 60 slots

Stand for small model parts (60 positions)

A workbench aid from the 77propeller brand with a declared count of 60 positions. It serves to give small parts cut from the sprue, or mounted on a stick or a toothpick, somewhere to be set down — both while airbrushing and while drying. It is not a model and not a diorama accessory. The material, the dimensions and the diameter of the holes are stated on the box of the product.

Use

• holding parts glued to a stick or a toothpick during spraying and drying
• setting parts down separately by subassembly, so that small parts do not go missing
• safely setting down a painted part so that it does not touch the surface underneath
• working in stages when several subassemblies of the model are painted at once

When airbrushing it pays to get the parts onto their holders before you thin the paint. Once you start spraying you work quickly and smoothly, and there is no point hunting for somewhere to put a part down. The stand also protects a freshly painted surface: the part hangs free on it and does not touch anything underneath, so no fingerprints and no trapped dust fibers form on it.

Who the stand is for

For modelers who paint parts separately before assembly, that is typically for builders of aircraft and military models with a large number of small parts, for figure painters and for anyone who works with an airbrush. Sixty positions cover even larger subassemblies, so you do not have to split the painting into several rounds. Count on buying the part holders themselves, that is the sticks, toothpicks or clips, separately.

Part holders, paints and glue are not included in the package.