GEEHOBBY BOX-8 Pen Organiser

The GEEHOBBY BOX-8 Pen Organiser provides compact bench-top storage for markers, oilbrushers and other pen-style modelling tools. Its divided interior keeps individual pens separated and easy to identify, helping to keep frequently used colours and tools organised while you work.

A two-part modular design allows the BOX-8 to be used in two different ways. Join the sections together and they form a closed storage box with space for 9 pens. Separate them and each half becomes an open display rack, increasing the total capacity to as many as 18 pens.

Closed storage or open display

Each section contains nine individual compartments. This keeps pens in their own spaces rather than mixed together, making it easier to organise different markers, oilbrushers and similar modelling tools. When used as open racks, both sections can be positioned on the workbench so the pens you need are visible and readily accessible.

The complete organiser measures approximately 60 x 61 x 190 mm when the two sections are combined. Each individual compartment measures approximately 18 x 18 x 154 mm, providing dedicated spaces for compatible pen-style tools.

For a compact setup, keeping the two sections together provides organised storage for 9 pens. For a larger working selection, separating the organiser doubles the available compartments and provides space for up to 18 pens. This modular arrangement makes the BOX-8 useful both for storing tools between modelling sessions and keeping them arranged while they are in use.

Organised storage for the modelling bench

Markers and oilbrushers can quickly become difficult to organise when several colours are being used during a project. The BOX-8 keeps them separated in individual compartments, reducing clutter and making particular pens easier to locate. It sits within the Paint Stands & Storage range of modelling accessories.

With nine compartments in each section and two possible configurations, the BOX-8 provides a straightforward way to organise pen-style modelling tools while making efficient use of workbench space.