A solution

[Konrad]

You know the problem.
You want to paint many figures at the same time.
But how do you hold onto them?
Where do you put them?

For little money, I bought these cable clamps.



I professionally produce windows and doors and much more from aluminum profiles.



With a computerized machining center, I made a lot of holes in the profile.



And with the clamps you can now hold a lot of figs and paint.



If someone has that or something similar at home, please don't tell me.

[Ben90]

cool idea! ...but I could hav sworn the solution was 42

[Wiking]

Ben wrote:

... but I could hav sworn the solution was 42

[Beano Boy]

Here was my once upon a time,blu tac fun.
Four to a tin. It made it extraordinarily easy indeed,for little o`ll me.
but then remember bb, ain`t no ordinary author at all.

Picture taken from my You Tube Video.
A good time memory of my last painting days.
4 me,it sure was an intensive happy time. BB

[CPN]

Hi and thank you for sharing.

As I personnel prime my figs with airbrush and do all in block painting, I use wood stick as below. I found it easier to manipulate. Besides I try to put together the similar figs so I maximise my paintings in a same gesture.


Have a nice weekend.
CPN

[Konrad]

When I painted my Roman cohort, I stuck all the figures on the lids of milk cartons.
But I was not really happy with this solution.
It takes too much space.

[MABO]

I still do it this way and it is ok for me. But you solution is fine as well. A good idea.

[Beano Boy]

I remember just using my fingers and thumb to hold the platforms.
He still does at times.
Ya! But as he began to use a large four inch brush,
his left hand turned black,then red white and blue.

i guess we have all achieved that end?

ideas are for playing around with,
but i must admit i tend to have far to many of them
in my unfolding day`s of a mere boy at creative play. Have fun.BB