How to draw a Perfect Panel line on 1/24 scale model cars
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 เม.ย. 2020
- Take Note : Sometimes it will not work for your paint, make sure to try it out on a small area first! thanks
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I use the Tamiya panel line ink too. It's great for seams and highlighting engine details. I often use the grey panel line ink for engine and underbody detailing as well. It ages exhaust systems very nicely.
Your videos are really well done. So much info I am really tempted to give modeling another go and test out some of these methods.
Thank you so much for passing on your knowledge. You are clearly talented at this but at the same time you are showing us how to begin.
Thank you so much for the feedback! I hope i can provide more tutorials in the future 😁
A great tip on the panel line accent. Your panel line doesn’t seem to flow as well as it should tho. To help all you need is a touch of white spirit on your brush with the panel line and the paint will flow much nicer into the recesses which will leave less over paint to clean up. The white spirit is harmless to any polish and the clear so won’t damage it. Plus if you let the panel line completely dry, get one of your cotton buds and dampen it with white spirit (which again won’t damage the polish and clear), then wipe the excess away with a soft cloth and lightly buff the white spirit away. Works like a dream and gives just as good a finish
thanks man! i think mine has gotten bad, maybe too old? i always add in a little amount of mr.hobby thinner to let it become more soluble and it work better but not as great. will try your method
JH-Hobby please don’t think I was telling you your method was wrong as that wasn’t my intention. Was just offering advice as a fellow hobbyist is all. You do a great job getting the tutorials out there very clearly. Keep it up. I run my FB page Scaled Lenses and on Instagram so I’ve been around a few models. That’s how I came across you great channel here
@@robertriley4689 haha no worries! there is too many methods to list sometimes haha..as long as it worked there is no right or wrong haha. ahh that's your page? cool! u did some really amazing builts !
Nice , thanks for your time doing this, really help peoples as me, still at the beginning! Much appreciated!
no problem! glad you find it helpful! =)
2011
Great Video you helped with my frustration on getting the job done right!
Glad to hear that!🤗😍
This is the best tutorial I've learned for panel lining. Tku.
Welcome!😄
2010
Another great tutorial from you JH, thank you for that!
thank you bro! really thank you so much for always supporting!
2013
Great video!
Excellent tutorial. Any tips o how to do panel lines over decals?
Excellent review !! LoL
I personally scribe my lines very deep on the bare plastic first, give them a wash, add primer, paint and clear and don't worry about adding the wash at the end. In this manner, the line does not look like it is painted.......
Yes it is always better and more realistic to do scribing😁 but in this tutorial i try to made it super simple and not complicated, because not everyone know how to scribe the lines and i saw a lot end up thick panel lines and it looks ugly and became unrealistic. I will to make another proper tutorial for that in the future😃
I am always afraid of jumping out of the body panel line and scratching the body.
Good pointers. I’ve always used mechanical pencils or sharpies 👍
It adds a very nice bit of detail my friend, it kicks it up a notch also, I do not do models but I'm applying these things to my Hot Wheels cars.
yes it does haha..ahh ya i do them on my hotwheels too and bring the details out more =)
I was wanting to do the exact same thing with my hot wheels as I was watching this. Are the hot wheels panel grooves not too wide though for this to result in nice results? Any specific tips on doing this with hot wheels?
@@waigin I do need to pick up a bottle of what he is using, I have been using hey black super fine tip Sharpie. It's been working okay for me.
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Muito bom! So nice!
glad u like it! thanks!
Subscribed 👍
thanks!
The last tool you used is supposed to be moistened with enamel thinners.
Again a very good tutorial!! Thanks for your time 👍 I am also in Malaysia, where do you buy those industrial cotton swabs ?
ohh hi! thank you so much! i got it from a local hobby store..try search it on shopee, they might have it. =D
2012
полезное видео, спасибо)
thank you.. I'll be using this technic
great! thanks for watching!
2014
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I was trying to figure out what that tool was you were using it was a metallic chromie looking to you were doing a panel lining with to apply the panel line I couldn't quite figure out what that was can you please let me know thank you
Nice , thanks for your time,what size is that brush
thanks! its extra fine type of brush
Nothing special common sense lol I'm kidding looks amazing and great tips man
Thanks for your video....why you are not using the brush of the Tamiya panel line?
Owh the brush is damaged😅 not sure how that happen
What tool do you use to deepen the panel lines prior to paint? Some kits have shallow lines.
you can use a scriber tools, hobby tools made some of the scribing knife for the job =)
Is it safe to use Zippo fluids to clean? BTW, did u spray can or air brush Ur models?
Yes you can..i got a friend did it with zippo fluids. I use both😁
can you clean the excess smudge with isopropyl alcohol?
Very educational👍...so you paint then clear then wax and apply panel line?
yup =) i always do my line last so that when you polish or wax u wont ruined the black lines
@@JHHobby but you wax under too?
@@GrandNational66 yes..if there is wax or compound stuck in the lines i will remove it 1st
Unless I missed it, you don't say over what paint? On the Tamiya bottle it says not to apply onto enamel paint. Or does it not matter because of the polish?
Also, do you wait until the panel line has dried before removing the excess or while it is still wet?
Hi, once it's clear coated its safe to use already because clearcoat is a very hard solid paint compared to colour paints..and you can actually remove it anytime😁
What brushes did or are you using for this I find it every had to do lines without slipping onto the body
It will definitely still slip onto the body that's why we need to remove thm afterwards 😁
Would you use clear coat first or apply this and then clear coat it? Thanks for your time.
Best to do it after clearcoat😁
@@JHHobby thanks for the advice legend ✌🏻
Iv never drawn panel lines. I apply the panel liner to the line and it sucks the paint on, perfect panel line, 1 small spot to clean.
I feel that a black panel line on a white car is too much or too strong, maybe grey is better? Just curious since I only collect 1/64
Yes a dark grey is better actually😁
But can't you just use tamiya enamel thinner od white spirit? It doesn't damage paint and clear
yes i think u can use that too..i never try it tho..there is so many other ways to do it haha
Use this before or after clear coat
haha after of course
Thanks but the number size ?
What brushs are you using
just a normal brush haha
Wow...and you did not even scribe them ?
It looks like your panel liner is too thick. Should flow down the lines.
how to draw a perfect line? ask JH draw.
hahaha tanngg tanggg
Music is ott
But why black you know they not really black when your looking at a real car during the day in sunlight it's almost a brown or light brown depends on color of car like a white car its a ghost light light grey color and on a black car it a grey color and on blue and red it's almost black but still a very dark grey or brown