Let's look at the new AK PAINT PENS and the new AK REAL COLOURS.

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[@danrussell3439]

I guess I’m the same as you. I prefer markers over using brushes. Great video

[@Ricksarmoredmodels8539]

It would be interesting if that would work for camouflage patterns on armoured vehicles and would it dry evenly.

[@John_Sharrock]

I did a second coat on the jerry can and it looks great. I intend to test them out on some plasticard today.

[@SteveJonesScaleModellingSite]

Great review John. I have all their pencils so it would be neat to try out the pens as well. Take care my friend and speak soon

[@John_Sharrock]

Thanks Steve. I quite fancy those pencils,might have to purchase a few 👍👍

[@paulshri8609]

Mate, those pens are definitely going to be handy when it comes to outlining cammo patterns. Will definitely order a set. Good to see you back John 🙌

[@John_Sharrock]

That's a great idea paul. Also excellent for those little jobs to save using the airbrush or paint brush.

[@paulshri8609]

Ordered my set this morning​@@John_Sharrock

[@kennethmeyers5008]

I wonder in time if they would dry out ?

[@John_Sharrock]

@@kennethmeyers5008 I don't think they will. I've got Posca paint pens that I haven't used probably for over a year,I just tried all 6 and they work perfectly. Only time will tell I guess. 👍

[@nittneylion84]

So does the “point” stay sharp? Or you haven’t used it enough or on different textured surfaces

[@nittneylion84]

It does look a little “streaky”…does it lay flatter as it dries. So Not only does it look streaky, it looks kind of “thick”

[@John_Sharrock]

It's streaky as the paint is thinned,as it would be if i was using normal AK acrylics. It needs at least 2 coats to build up the colour. I've painted a lot of small bits,and the point is still sharp. Obviously if you're gonna stab it in tight places it probably won't stay sharp very long.