I'm getting ready to paint an airplane model for my dad. I was looking at panel lining videos. I was really dreading this step, then I found your video! Awesome! Thank you for saving me a lot of time and cleanup.
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I do the same thing except I use the black sakura pigma micron 003 pen. Hobby lobby carries them. I don't wait till after clear coat to darken the panel lines, in my opinion they look to dark doing it that way. I darken them right before spraying the primer coats and right before spraying the color coats. Doing it this way will shade the panel lines, therefore they will end up darker once you apply all your coats of color and clear. I also use them to black wash grilles, etc. Great video by the way.
Diluted India ink has that capillary action and is also the cheapest solution, the pens are a neat idea but I never used them for this purpose, very nice info here.
I have used a Sharpie pen on a diecast for outlining the tail lights,grills and head lights .. only problem I have with the Sharpie pen is it's to big... Thanks for sharing guess I see a trip to Hobby Lobby in my near future
I'm getting ready to paint an airplane model for my dad. I was looking at panel lining videos. I was really dreading this step, then I found your video! Awesome! Thank you for saving me a lot of time and cleanup.
I’m glad I could help
This is going to be a game changer! I can hardly wait to try it. Thanks!
Your welcome! I’m glad I could help
pain me,paint me ;-)
The paint shaker idea is brilliant, and cheap :-)
And works really well lol
Love this idea!
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I do the same thing except I use the black sakura pigma micron 003 pen. Hobby lobby carries them. I don't wait till after clear coat to darken the panel lines, in my opinion they look to dark doing it that way. I darken them right before spraying the primer coats and right before spraying the color coats. Doing it this way will shade the panel lines, therefore they will end up darker once you apply all your coats of color and clear. I also use them to black wash grilles, etc. Great video by the way.
Thanks for the tips as well! I haven’t tried to use it as a wash for grilles I usually paint all of
Mine black
it looks like the way to go but for his work being sloppy
Great tips, and tricks, thank you!
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This is a great answer to using India ink. No muss, no fuss. Thanks for sharing your discovery .
Rick
That is exactly how I do my panel lines.........great tip....thanks much!!!!!!
Thank you 👍
Staedtler pens also work well. This is definitely an up and coming technique. Thanks for the video.
You are welcome!
That's a really good tip. I've got something very similar for Gundam models but in black, grey and brown.
I didn’t know that existed till After I made this video lol I will definitely buy a gundam one next time there a lot cheaper
Thanks for the great tip! Just ordered some of the black liners!
Great tips! Thanks👍
Your welcome 👍
Great tip. I have that same set. I saw Ira Dahm on FB using them
Great tips thank you
Your welcome 🙏
cool sir i will pick up a set but i do use the artists loft pens to do the same thing the paint shaker is awesome idea sir
They also sell a cheaper set than the molotow. But they works great! Thanks for the support 👍
Diluted India ink has that capillary action and is also the cheapest solution, the pens are a neat idea but I never used them for this purpose, very nice info here.
I done my mustang p51 . With black drafting pen similar process
I have used a Sharpie pen on a diecast for outlining the tail lights,grills and head lights .. only problem I have with the Sharpie pen is it's to big... Thanks for sharing guess I see a trip to Hobby Lobby in my near future
Can also use gundam markers that are specifically designed for panel lining.
Very cool idea. I've tried with other stuff before and it ended up a mess and needing stripped
I had the same problem, I never wanted to risk my paint job so I always just bypassed it even though I wanted to do it on some models.
@@CustomScaleModels I hate risking my paint when I get it looking nice
New subscriber here nice channel
👍👍👍 I have the same set
I've been doing this for a while. Hobby lobby has a set that cheaper than the Molotov.
I love your tips and tricks, but wish you gave more detail in description, links or something would be cool, or description of item.
Used this technique for years, but switched to Tamiya accent colors.
I’m my opinion panel lines at that scale look too dark. Probably before spraying paint is the trick.
I think that doing this before paint would be idea.
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People don't do it because it's a harder / slower way to do it .....use the proper the tool ... Tamiya panel line accent ....