One inner and one outer corner sized for my Badger Minitaire paints, the rest for my Reaper Master Series and Vallejo Air Brush paints, and, ideally, with two addons (in the same colour scheme):

And

Suppose I should finally figure out a dedicated hobby desk situation first, though, and get that installed, and my bookshelves bolted to the wall.
Soon.

looks like great gear.

Noice

i read it as pain-track

but i like the paint-rack better

You should totally get all of those things... I remember when i was painting miniatures, my desk was somewhat of an untidy clusterfuck... I'd have loved this stuff

jackalennui: I also read it as pain track

Pfft, I know the pain track, tyvm!

red, yellow, blue, brown, black, white. Those are pretty much the only colours I buy. I do keep a few extra mixing bottles but i don't think i could ever fill up more than two pieces of this rack.

also, assumes all your paint bottles will fit.

akishichiroji: I've got... 30-something Badger Minitaire airbrush paints right now, I believe. Somewhere around 110 Reaper Master Series paints, a dozen or so Vallejo Air colours, 30-something Liquitex

Inks (almost the full line, at this point), 28 Secret Weapon colours (colour washes using an acrylic medium base, so intensity doesn't dull out), & another 2, maybe 3 dozen assorted artist's pigments, washes,

and so forth.

So, even as is, all my paints won't fit in it (and I've fully intended on picking up a substantial number of Army Painter's "WarPaints" line, ever since they introduced base/shade/highlight/ink/wash colours

custom-blended for use on zombies & the undead), but it'll conveniently hold the stuff I'm likely to want quick, regular access to.

I always enjoyed it when I had corel photo-paint open, and the windows taskbar had just enough things on it to truncate the name to 'photo-pain'