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A comfortable, well-balanced handle that grips your model securely while you paint — saving your fingers, your paint job and your patience. The XL is sized for larger miniatures and bases, so even your big centrepieces stay rock-steady in the hand.
At a glance
- Type: painting handle (XL)
- Ergonomic, palm-sized base for a comfortable grip
- Spring-loaded clamp holds the model securely
- Sized for larger models and bases
Why it's good
- Keeps fingers off freshly painted areas
- Lets you rotate a model freely to reach every angle
- Reduces hand strain over long painting sessions
Once you've painted with a proper handle, you'll wonder how you ever balanced a model on a paint pot.
Once you've painted with a proper handle, there's no going back. Browse the rest of our hobby tools to round out your painting station.
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