Display Stand and Carry Box for Army Painter Speedpaints 2.0

• You need a printing bed of at least 310mm square to print this model.
• The case holds the entire range (90, as of the end of 2023) of the second generation of speed paints made by The Army Painter. It also has space for one of the large bottles of painting medium.
• There are three main parts to the model to make a useable paint rack and two additional pieces if you want to use it to transport your paints.
• There is no allowance for tolerance in the fitting of the bottle panel into the main case, as it needs to be snug to prevent the paints from moving when transporting.
• There is a small amount of tolerance in the lid's fitting, as nothing is more annoying than the lid getting jammed in place.
• Support is not required except for the bottle block component. It needs a small amount to support the centre of the arch. Make sure you use grid as your support type to make removal easier. You will only need this piece if you intend to use the case for transport, where the case is likely to get shaken about. The block's purpose is to hold the large painting medium bottle securely.
• The model shown was printed in white eSun PLA+, using 15% rectilinear infill, 2 wall loops and 3 top and bottom layers.
• The walls and top and bottom surfaces are 3mm thick, which is strong enough for the 91 paint bottles. There needs to be a little flex to allow the top to sit correctly, so using a material other than PLA may need some adjustment.
• Not all the colours have been painted on the lid because some were unavailable when the model was printed.
• Three versions of the lid are provided: one with a colour chart matching the bottles' internal arrangement, a second with just the Speedpaint name, and a plain third.

The models were designed and rendered with Fusion 360.

I have no affiliation with The Army Painter other than as a happy user of their products.