You can score some pretty awesome hobby supplies for 40k from SnarkySayings with things like game trackers, paint pot holders, and way more!
They have everything from movement trays, Eldar Strands of Fate trackers, paint pot holders (for GW and dropper bottles), terrain pieces, and so much more! If you’re feeling like your supplies are lacking, then this is perfect for you!
Plus, with so many game aides, they can really make your games that much easier. They have so much more than what we’re going to cover, so be sure to check them out for everything! Let’s check out what you can score.
Command Point Tracker MDF Warhammer 40K: $15
This is honestly kind of annoying to keep track of, so having something like this will make your games that much better! Plus, for the price and how much easier it will make your games, why not grab one? Here’s what they have to say about it:
- Command Point, turn, and victory point tracker made with MDF for Warhammer 40K, these come flat packed and unpainted. They are easily assembled and can be painted any color you like or left bare. The holes are designed to fit 12mm or 16mm dice.
- This product measures 3/8″ thick x 3.5″ tall x 7″ wide or 9mm thick x 90mm tall x 178mm wide
Hobby Supplies-28 Bottle Testor CreateFX Paint Rack: $16
For only 16 bucks, this is really a great value and will help keep your paint well-organized!
Here are the specs on this one:
- Maximize your hobby storage and easily locate your paints with our modular paint racks. Each one is designed to be modular so that you can choose which paint you want to place in your hobby area.
- This rack contains storage for 28 Testor CreateFX 1oz paint bottles.
28 Pot GW/Citadel Modular Paint Rack: $16
If you use GW paints, then this is perfect!
Here are the specs on this one:
- This rack contains storage for 28 Citadel or Games Workshop paint pots.
- Designed to be as easy to assemble as possible, you’ll be able to organize your painting area in no time at all.
- Made from 3mm MDF and supplied flat. This is simple to assemble using either PVA (Elmer’s glue) or superglue and can be easily painted.
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