Master Series Paint: Empty Bottles (3)

Put your citadel paints in these, or mix your own colors. Or fill it with hot sauce and squirt it at your enemies. The possibilities are limitless!

Never had an issue with these bottles other than a very rare little paint clog which is easily removed and can happen with anything like this. No split tips like vallejo or loose tops like scale 75 can have.

There isn't much that can be said about empty bottles. Q: Do they hold liquid? A:Yes Q: Do they leak? A: No Q: Why should I buy some empty bottles? A:Because they are great for storing distilled water or custom mixtures, and washes. This package includes three 1/2oz dropper bottles. They come with removable droppers and caps. I use one of these bottles to store distilled water, which I use to thin my paints. I use another for a custom mixture of distilled water and flow improver. You could also use these bottles to store your own washes or glazes. Dropper bottles are great for mixing paint because you can measure the ratio by the number of drops that you squeeze out of the bottle. For example, a wash might contain a 10:1 ratio of matte medium to paint. In order to mix the was you could then count out ten drops of matte medium and one drop of paint. This also makes it easier to mix custom colors and reproduce them again at a later date if you need to. My only gripe is that these are a little expensive compared to other dropper bottles you can find online but the quality is pretty good. These three bottles are about the same cost as a Reaper Bones figure and a single filling of whatever liquid you decide will probably last for dozens and dozens of miniatures.

There isn't much that can be said about empty bottles. Q: Do they hold liquid? A:Yes Q: Do they leak? A: No Q: Why should I buy some empty bottles? A:Because they are great for storing distilled water or custom mixtures, and washes. This package includes three 1/2oz dropper bottles. They come with removable droppers and caps. I use one of these bottles to store distilled water, which I use to thin my paints. I use another for a custom mixture of distilled water and flow improver. You could also use these bottles to store your own washes or glazes. Dropper bottles are great for mixing paint because you can measure the ratio by the number of drops that you squeeze out of the bottle. For example, a wash might contain a 10:1 ratio of matte medium to paint. In order to mix the was you could then count out ten drops of matte medium and one drop of paint. This also makes it easier to mix custom colors and reproduce them again at a later date if you need to. My only gripe is that these are a little expensive compared to other dropper bottles you can find online but the quality is pretty good. These three bottles are about the same cost as a Reaper Bones figure and a single filling of whatever liquid you decide will probably last for dozens and dozens of miniatures.