@@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. 👍
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.
I guess I’m the same as you. I prefer markers over using brushes. Great video
It would be interesting if that would work for camouflage patterns on armoured vehicles and would it dry evenly.
I did a second coat on the jerry can and it looks great. I intend to test them out on some plasticard today.
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
Thanks Steve. I quite fancy those pencils,might have to purchase a few 👍👍
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 🙌
That's a great idea paul. Also excellent for those little jobs to save using the airbrush or paint brush.
Ordered my set this morning@@John_Sharrock
I wonder in time if they would dry out ?
@@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. 👍
So does the “point” stay sharp? Or you haven’t used it enough or on different textured surfaces
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”
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.