Portable Airbrush Spray Booth for Scale Models, Gunpla & Miniatures

Airbrushing or spray-painting where you live? Skip the mess. This portable airbrush spray booth gives you a clean, self-contained space to paint scale models, Gunpla kits, tanks and miniatures indoors — then folds flat and disappears when you're done. No dedicated hobby room required.

Why modelers love it

• Contains the overspray — a replaceable air filter (10.5cm/4.2in) captures paint particles so they land in the booth, not on your desk, walls or keyboard.
• Dust-free finishes — the mesh door keeps insects and dust off your wet coat while it cures, so clear coats stay glassy.
• Real ventilation, your way — elastic bands on the rear panels hold a standard box fan (not included) to pull fumes and overspray away from you.
• Roomy 30×30×30in (76cm) — plenty of space for 1/24 car bodies, large Gunpla, 1/35 armor and diorama bases.
• Work from the outside — reach in through the access ports while the mess stays inside.
• Built to last — double-stitched seams, plus built-in anchor rings to hang parts or add weights for stability.

Sets up in seconds — and folds flat just as fast

The collapsible cube pops open instantly. To pack it away, remove the filter, fold it to a square, then twist and collapse it down into the included 15in (38cm) carry bag. New to pop-up booths? Watch our short folding video above (and the step-by-step PDF sent with your order) so it folds down right the first time, every time.

What's in the box

• 1× foldable spray booth (76×76cm / 30×30in)
• 1× replaceable filter mat (10.5cm / 4.2in)
• 1× storage bag (38cm / 15in)

Good to know

• Does it include a fan? No — it's designed to fit a standard box fan you already own, mounted with the rear elastic bands.
• Does it have a built-in light? No, but the bright white interior gives soft, even light for painting and photographing finished models.
• What can I paint in it? Scale cars, tanks, aircraft, Gunpla, miniatures, RC bodies, 3D prints and other crafts.
• How does it fold back down? Remove the filter, fold to a square, then twist to collapse it into a circle — see the video above.