GSI Creos AMS 121 Gundam Metallic Marker Set

Ottimo prodotto! I colori sono spettacolari ed le penne si gestiscono benissimo. Per rendere i Gundam più realistici sono il mezzo più pratico. Io non sono bravo perchè alle prime armi ma già non mi lamento dei risultati estetici ottenuti! Ottimi!

初めて塗装にチャレンジしました。 MGバルバトスの刀やアンテナに塗ってみましたが、お手軽に金属感が出せてすごく満足です！ ペンなのでとても塗りやすかったです。 ただ、ペン先は一般的なマーカーくらいの大きさなので、ダクトの隙間など、細かいところは塗りづらいです。 また、使用者の技術的な問題かもしれませんが、広い面積を塗ろうとするとムラがでます。 筆やエアブラシに挑戦したくなりました。そういった意味でも初心者におすすめかなと思います。

This review is more about the seller than the product. The markers themselves were as expected, a great product. The care and effort the seller put into arranging the shipment is however, to be commended. The package arrived with an incredible amount of customs documentation still attached, and it was evident that a lot of care and attention was put into the packaging of the markers. Definitely the right attitude to take, and I thus highly recommend this seller.

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All you need to use these is a steady enough hand and some q-tips, toothpicks and rubbing alcohol, if you paint outside of the desired area by mistake simply rub it away with a qtip with a light drop of alcohol on it this technique is invaluable for areas like sensors and thrusters where you're very likely to paint the rim by mistake. For small areas you can rub some of the paint onto the tip of a toothpick to reach them. The green in this set is a dead on match for the green foil sticker that is heavily used in the world of Gunpla so it's a godsend for anyone who dreads placing them, the red looked a bit too pink when I first used it but the times after that produced just the perfect shade of metallic red and it looks stunning on the thrusters of my Gundam MK II, the gold is gorgeous and works great for painting in the crotch Vs that are common on UC federation mobile suits like the RX-78 and Jegan and my tip for is that to very carefully run the marker tip over only the sculpted V and use then use a toothpick dipped lightly in alcohol to carefully clean up any mistakes you might make in the end you'll find this much easier to do than dealing with the nightmare that is the yellow V sticker. The silver is more of a gray and not very shiny but will still do wonders to the dull gray used on bladed weapons and mechanical details. The panel lining marker certainly gets the job and is as simple to use as the other markers, run it over the detail you want to panel line then run a q-tip over it to clean up excess, once you do this to bring out the details on a Gundam head you'll be hooked on panel lining. With a bit of time and effort you'll have your gunpla looking better than many pre-painted action figures on the market. As other reviewers have mentioned not only should you take each marker around 50 times and press the tip down on a firm surface before using them for the first time you should also shake them about 30 times to get the best possible results, in the tip seems to dry press it down on a firm surface to get it wet again, also holding the tip pressed down will drain a bit of the paint out handy when you want to use a toothpick or brush. Another thing to keep in mind is to not to get stressed over mistakes as even a week after painting it can be removed with a steady rubbing of alcohol.