Gundam Markers (Multiple Colors and Series Options)

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Choose from different options! What are Liner Type Gundam Markers for? This type of marker is ideal for consistent and clean line widths and basic or straightforward line paneling. This also works on designing small details such as air vents. What are Pour Type Gundam Markers for? Choose from different options Pour Typ
Choose from different options!What are Liner Type Gundam Markers for?This type of marker is ideal for consistent and clean line widths and basic or straightforward line paneling. This also works on designing small details such as air vents.What are Pour Type Gundam Markers for?Choose from differ
Choose from different options! What are Liner Type Gundam Markers for? This type of marker is ideal for consistent and clean line widths and basic or straightforward line paneling. This also works on designing small details such as air vents. What are Pour Type Gundam Markers for? Choose from different options Pour Type Gundam Markers are oil-based markers that are distinguishable by their hard plastic tips, which are quite different from Liner and Brush type markers. As the name suggests, these markers pour out or provide smooth ink flow as you work on panel lines. Gundam markers provide the best results on unpainted models or surfaces that are prepped with a nice gloss coat. EX markers Must be used on plastic models The coating fill may become cloudy if used in a humid environment Has a fine tip Suitable for detailed painting Clear Matt and Clear Gloss Suitable for Gundam model kits Water-based ink with no solvents Does not melt the surface, and can be applied over a surface painted with a colored Gundam Marker Fine tip for detailed painting Can be used with Gundam marker airbrush (not included)

Gundam Markers work as an easy alternative to brush painting. Each gundam marker has paint inside that are design to go directly on the plastic mode. Gundam markers come in various size and colors make them perfect for small detailing to paint whole parts. To use the markers, the pen needs to be shaken so that the paint inside is mixed and then pressing down on the marker time several times to allow the paint to flow through the pen nip.