Pre-Order Opens For Redgrass’ 360 Degree Painting Handle
February 28, 2019 by cassn
Redgrass Games have announced their popular 360° Ergonomic Handle for miniature painting is now available for preorder!
The painter's handle is designed to provide a natural fit in the hand with a gentle curve for finger support and is both right and left-handed friendly.
The 360 rotation is smooth with perfect 360° control - the miniature can be turned easily using just your thumb. Furthermore, Redgrass Games mounting putty means there's no need for clamps which can damage bases and limit size.
We reviewed a prototype of this handle on Indie Thursday back in January and absolutely loved it. The company is also responsible for the Everlasting Wet Palette which has been incredibly popular with hobbyists.
This Ergonomic Handle is also ridiculously affordable - only €10! Head on over to the Redgrass Games website and get yours now!
What do you feel is the most important element in designing a good painting handle?
"Perfect 360° control!"
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Nice alternative for GW’s one.
that looks a great painters aid great for holding models firmly.
I dont mean to be negative, but this seems kind of pointless to me. my corks also rotates 360 in my hand and is weighed down with 2x 2p coins glued together. I get the idea and what they are going for, but i
just feel it is unnecessary. I will admit, it is nice to see other painting handles come to the market,but i really just think the 360 rotate is a gimmicky add-on. But then if people like it, they will buy it. Its just something i have no need for.
Meh. I already got my Rathcore holder from the Kickstarter long ago. It works well enough for my purposes.
I wouldn’t mind knowing how this is for stability – the citadel painting handle beats the pants off the corks I’ve been using, but painting models with high centres of gravity like squig hoppers it keeps falling over…
I just use empy pill bottles.
This one looks kind of like a bicicle grip though.
This kind of thing always strikes me as uneccessary. Just like that wet palette they make. I use a flat sealable plastic container for food for that and just put kitchen roll and baking paper in.
Money is lying around in the streets however for those who have the gall to go out and pick it up.
How does rotating a model 360 degrees become exhilarating? unless you are falling out of a tall building at the time, rotating a model is a mundane task at best.
I use the GW set of three painting handles and the one for large bases and the one with grips for fiddly glueing are brilliant.
‘Exhilarating’?!