train case?

do any of you use train cases for your paints? I need something to put my glitters and sponges in and extra paints that don't fit in my kit. (I have my kit full of palettes..)

anyway I have been looking at train cases because I think they are cute..

just curious if anyone has one and how it's working? what do you keep in yours? are the trays adjustable?

What is a train case? Can you post a picture?

like this
http://www.amazon.com/Silver-Aluminum-Makeup-Case-Dividers/dp/B000O3OZD6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=beauty&qid=1270134059&sr=8-1

I found this at the thrift shop for a pittance and the plastic tray lifts out. It doesn't have the fancy swing out trays which were upgrades in the 1960's. The color was boring so I painted it a decade ago with acrylics. It's a nifty storage container and currently holds over 60 small bottles of acrylic paint because Metina's Pro Tote replaced this for my overflow FP stuff. Eventually I will get around to painting it, too.



Susan

We both posted at the same time ; ) That photo on the link looks sorta like Erica's "Princess Party" case photo on Your Setup page.
Susan

I use this... (It is the one just the pockets on the side are different and they open at the top... must have re-done it... I got it at Joanne Fabrics and with the 40% off coupon I was good to go!!!

http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog/productdetail.jsp?CATID=cat3267&PRODID=xprd315907

Jennifer Baxter gave me this scrapbooking backpack for the holiday exchange and I just adore it. My 11x17" display posters are in the back pocket, under the brushes & boxes. Now that the weather has changed to warmer here, I can actually wear it, instead of holding it by its top loup ; )

Wow, Anita that's a really nice case, with lotsa room.

Winger1200 wrote:Wow, Anita that's a really nice case, with lotsa room.

The case is about 8 inch deep and 18 inch long.
The top cases ar about 4 inch deep.

I'm happy to see you are making good use of it, and kinda bummed I didn't buy me one.

I had been eyeballing the extra big cases on wheels that pro makeup artists have, but they are usually $150... too steep for me. Then I found my fatmax. I have been considering adding glitter tats, but don't want to carry around extra stuff. So, basically, if it doesn't fit my current mode of transportation, I'm probably not going to jump on board just yet.

Susan, I love your disclaimer!

"Product may vary due to day, weather, mood and how squirmy you are!"

LOVE IT!

Thanks! It says it all

You can buy aluminum train cases for a very reasonable price (around $20) at Home Depot! I found them in the cection that the rolling toolboxes are in. Also there is this site:
http://www.yazmo.com/train_cases.htm

These are very nice and come in all sizes and color for reasonable prices

oh so many to choose from!!!