First Time Gundam Marker user has questions.

[Wolfpak54]

As the header states, I have never used them before, and I am about to attack my Super VF-1J my question is, are the cool by themselves or do Ihave to seal them with a coat of something?

[Hikuro]

I've used them for a few years now, never had to redo them once you use them. But it doesn't hurt to do it once in a while if you wanna keep them looking nice, it's mostly just how you use them that brings it out. Since your doing a 1/60 scale, you want to make sure you keep the pen straight up so you don't get "fat" lines or start cutting the tip.

[Coota0]

What's a Gundam marker?

[Ali Sama]

What's a Gundam marker?

it;s amarker made from gundranium allow

[Anubis]

What's a Gundam marker?

A thin tipped marker intended for panel lining gundam models, but works for everything else. I use an old one to write on CD's too.

There's thin tip, a thicker version, and asst color paint markers. I've only used the thin tip. Good stuff.

[Ali Sama]

What's a Gundam marker?

A thin tipped marker intended for panel lining gundam models, but works for everything else. I use an old one to write on CD's too.

There's thin tip, a thicker version, and asst color paint markers. I've only used the thin tip. Good stuff.

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[Anubis]

What's a Gundam marker?

A thin tipped marker intended for panel lining gundam models, but works for everything else. I use an old one to write on CD's too.

There's thin tip, a thicker version, and asst color paint markers. I've only used the thin tip. Good stuff.

I like my answer more!!!

at least spell alloy right then

[mitsuyagi]

Does any one has a picture of the markers, just to know what I'm looking for in in order to buy oone.

Thanks!!!!

[13strikevalkyrie13]

this is a good site i wish i had enough cash to buy cool macross toys

Edited February 8, 2004 by 13strikevalkyrie13

[Anubis]

Here's one:

[Jung]

If you guys want a more realistic look, right after each panel line penned, use a q-tip or paper towel saoked with a bit of rubbing alchohol or windex and wipe till you get the fading you like. This gets rid of that "penned" look with solid lines.

[Isamu Atreides 86]

Here's one:

i have a heater just like that too...