


Tower + Riser Gallery
Flat-pack tower with the riser gallery on top — a whole army's paint wall on one desk corner.
Every label in view, every paint in its spot, and your desk back. Racks sized for Citadel pots, Vallejo & Army Painter droppers and Tamiya jars, printed to order in Melbourne in 14 colours, with no overseas shipping mark-up.



Flat-pack tower with the riser gallery on top — a whole army's paint wall on one desk corner.



The tower without the riser — five levels, snap-pin assembly, zero tools.



Freestanding display ladder with swappable shelves — droppers, Citadel pots, or both.



44-pot Citadel organizer plus a Citadel-stagger riser gallery.



The Combo 77's base — cut for 32mm pots, Citadel and SMS sit labels-forward.



Two-tier spinning caddy for brushes, files and clippers.



The whole hobby desk: three drawer sections, the Gallery Ladder, a rotary tool station, bins and a top shelf — made to suit your desk.



The flagship set. Rack 38 up front, riser gallery behind — 84 paints on the footprint of one rack.


Designed and printed in our Melbourne workshop, shipped Australia-wide.
Magnetic drawers, snap-pin joints, label-forward angles — tested on our own bench.
Pick your filament colour on every rack — matched across the whole line.
Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay via Stripe — free AU shipping over $100. ACL returns.
Every rack is also sold as an STL pack — print at home for a third of the price. Personal-use licence, print settings included.
Honest buying guides from the workshop — capacities, what fits which bottle, and where each rack earns its desk space.
Best racks for dropper bottles · Citadel pots vs droppers · 35 vs 60 vs 44 vs wall · The flat-pack tower explained
Every photo below is a real Formada3D print in a real home — no renders.
See real customer setups →Formada3D prints to order in Melbourne, Victoria, and ships to every Australian state and territory: Victoria (Melbourne), New South Wales (Sydney), Queensland (Brisbane), Western Australia (Perth), South Australia (Adelaide), Tasmania (Hobart), the Australian Capital Territory (Canberra) and the Northern Territory (Darwin). Orders are printed in 3–5 business days and sent by tracked Australia Post; how long the post takes after dispatch depends on the distance from Melbourne and is shown in the carrier's tracking. Shipping: AU $10 (express $15) · FREE AU over $100 · NZ $15 · US $20 · Intl $25. There is no storefront or pickup — every order is shipped.
The best paint rack for Citadel pots is the Citadel Rack 44 (or the Combo 77 with its riser gallery); the best 3D-printed paint rack for dropper bottles in Australia is Rack 38 or Rack 60. All fourteen designs on this page are engineered, printed and shipped from our Melbourne workshop in 3–5 days.
The Citadel Rack 44 is cut specifically for 32mm Citadel/SMS pots, labels-forward. For more capacity, the Combo 77 pairs it with a matching riser gallery for 77 pots total.
Rack 38 (38 bottles, hidden wedge drawer) and Rack 60 (60 bottles, magnetic drawer) are the dedicated dropper-bottle racks. Each is also sold as a Combo with a riser gallery for higher capacity, and every rack is designed and printed in Melbourne.
The Citadel Rack line is cut specifically for 32mm pots. The dropper-bottle racks (Rack 35/38/60, the towers and the SKÅDIS Paint Shelf) use wells sized for standard dropper bottles such as Vallejo and Army Painter.
Printed orders are made and shipped in 3–5 days from our Melbourne workshop.
Here — Formada3D designs and 3D prints racks for Vallejo 17 ml dropper bottles in Melbourne, made to order in 3–5 business days and shipped Australia-wide (no storefront or pickup). Compare every dropper rack, with prices and sizes, in our Vallejo paint rack Melbourne guide.
Yes, where the bottle is a standard dropper. The Rack 60 holds 17–18 ml Vallejo, Army Painter, AK Interactive, Scale75, Two Thin Coats and Reaper droppers; the Rack 38 takes Vallejo, The Army Painter, AK, Reaper and any 26 mm dropper; the Rack 35 takes Vallejo, Army Painter, AK Interactive and any standard 17–18 ml bottle. Citadel pots are 32 mm and need the Citadel racks instead. Brand names describe fit only — Formada3D is not affiliated with any paint maker.
Yes — the Rack 38 is wall-mountable (38 dropper bottles, hidden wedge drawer) and is also sold as the Wall Rack Combo 84 with a riser gallery, and the SKÅDIS Paint Shelf hangs on an IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard with 15 droppers or 12 Citadel pots. Wall screws and plugs are not included.
Here — every rack on this page is designed and 3D printed to order in Melbourne and shipped Australia-wide in 3–5 business days. There is no storefront or pickup, so order online and it is posted to you.
Yes — every rack in this line is also sold as an STL pack for home printing, from $4.99, with a personal-use licence and print settings included.
Fifteen print colours are available across the whole line, selectable per order at checkout.
Upright, lids fully closed, labels facing you and out of direct sun. Citadel's flip-top pots spill when they're knocked over, so a rack that holds each pot in its own well stops the tipping and lets you see every colour at once. The Citadel Rack 44 and the Citadel 28 Monolith are cut for 32mm Citadel pots.
They can. Citadel pots dry out when the lid isn't snapped fully shut, and paint you can't see tends to sit unused until it's gone hard. Store pots upright with lids closed, keep them where you can see them, and give them a shake before use. Some painters move their most-used colours into dropper bottles.
If desk space is the problem, go wall-mounted: Rack 38 + Wedge Drawer and the Citadel 28 Monolith mount on the wall, and the SKÅDIS Paint Shelf hangs on an IKEA SKÅDIS pegboard. If you want everything within reach while you paint, a desk tower like the Tower + Riser Gallery holds up to 96 paints on a small footprint, and the Rotating Carousel 57 spins so you can reach every bottle from one side.
The racks are printed as rigid parts rather than cut from thin sheet, and the towers lock together with snap-pins, no glue. Our first review says it "feels sturdy". If anything arrives loose or damaged, contact us and we'll sort it out under Australian Consumer Law.
Updated 23 September 2026 · by Ben, Formada3D (Melbourne)