Gundam Marker Black GM301P By GSI Creos Hobby And Pour Type Review

These pens come just shy of delivering the same panel lining effects/quality of the traditional bottled Tamiya panel lining ink/brush set. While the ink tends to not flow quite as smoothly as the previously mentioned bottled panel liner, it's far easier to clean and to correct mistakes as the ink seems to be more soluble and be corrected typically by just using an eraser as opposed to having to use thinners and risk harming the plastic. The only real improvement I would like to see if for the…

Works very similarly to Tamiya Panel Liner but in marker form. If you don't have some q tips and thinner or isopropyl alcohol on hand be careful, but with some caution and practice this can be a lot quicker and easier to use than Tamiya Panel Liner

Label says: Do not use on over coats as it will dissolve, it will smudge on finished surfaces, ONLY on plastic, BUT BUT BUTT this is not meant for ABS, whish is ironically most of what gets panel lined. Plus pour type does not mean it is like the chisel tips.

Just shake dab on a paper then simply just tap where the lines are, the ink will flow into place like magic! let it dry then use either a large rubber eraser or I recommend the Gundam marker eraser in my picture look at the head of this MS you can see how well the marker can fill in the smallest lines after wiping away the extra ink with a Gundam marker.

These are the easiest, and quickest, way to panel line gunpla. These allow the ink to flow into all the details, like panel washing, but without the need for thinner and brushes. They also do a better job than just a pen, as they can fill in the finer lines, for a cleaner look. It's also a lot quicker than tracing each line, then cleaning up the excess. You'll still need other markers and pens, to do a good job, as they all have their uses, but these are my favorite.

first one lost via post office but was shipped a second recived it on my birthday! and already pined a few kits works wonderfully! when this one is done I will order another!

Best pen out there, better than the fine tip markers, cleaner lines and easy to clean. Would recommend and will be buying more. Use enamel thinner on cotton swab to clean any excess ink

Incredible. These pens are way easier to use than doing a panel wash. During clean up of the excess, start with a QTip dipped in Isopropyl Alcohol, and then use a dry one to clean up the line. I also dig out the lines a little more to fix the clean up as well.Also, if you use them for weathering, I use a dry qtip to wipe up the ink first, to spread it around. Then I'll use a qtip dipped in Isopropyl Alcohol to do the clean up. Makes a great "dirtied" look.

So I bought this to make painting my figures easier, and well. yeah it broke one of my figures beyond repair.I should add, this break only happened AFTER I applied the paint pen to my figure.So Buyer Beware I guess.