Games Workshop Warhammer Servo-Skull Palette

A Palette That Works as Hard as You Do

Every serious painter eventually graduates from paper plates and disposable sheets to something built for the long haul. The Warhammer Servo-Skull Palette from Games Workshop is that upgrade — a reusable silicone palette designed for the way miniature painters actually work, shaped like one of the hobby's most iconic mechanical familiars. It keeps paints workable, mixes true, and cleans up in minutes. No more peeling dried acrylic off a ceramic dish or binning another sheet of wet palette paper.

What It Does

The palette is moulded from soft, flexible silicone with 24 individual paint wells arranged across its surface. The polished, non-stick finish means paint flows freely into each well and doesn't bond to the surface as it dries — a practical advantage when you're working across multiple colours in a single session. The silicone is stain-resistant, so the colour sitting in the well is the colour you see, without the muddy discolouration that plagues older palettes over time. Cleanup is straightforward: let the paint dry completely, flex the well from the underside to pop the dried disc out cleanly, then rinse with warm soapy water. It's ready for the next session without residue or ghost colours.

Who It's For

Any painter working in acrylics — whether you're deep into a Warhammer 40,000 army, building an Age of Sigmar warband, or painting miniatures from any other game system — will find this a practical everyday tool. The 24 wells handle everything from batch painting a full squad with consistent colours to custom mixing an exact shade of worn metal or weathered leather. It's a strong pick for hobbyists who want to reduce waste without sacrificing convenience, and an ideal gift for a painter who has their brushes and paints sorted but hasn't yet invested in a proper reusable palette. Unlike wet palettes, no paper or film inserts are required — this is a standalone tool, session after session.