Gundam Marker GM02: Gray Liner Type

GM01 for black and GM03 for brown versions (04 and above are markers).

The tip is very fine, just under half a millimeter, comparable to a "0.03" Uni Pin Fine Liner, significantly thinner than regular fine liners which are typically around the 1mm mark.

This is handy for precision fine lining, but also for something that has a lot of detail, like the 30MF Rosan Swordman + Gladiator Class Up and all of its equipment. Using a pour type on something like this is going to make a lot of mess and cleanup, making a fine liner preferable.

Don't worry about messing up, just rub off the excess with your finger or tissue and reapply if necessary.
The ink is not permanent, it can rub or scratch off, so use a top coat if you want to be safe.

The grey ink specifically is a lot less consistent than the black and will leave a darker spot at the end of your line, so you'll need some practice and might need to reapply a line in order to make it consistent. This is the natural offset due to the slight translucency of this ink versus black ink, but you need to deal with it regardless.

Det er den første vi har prøvet og den god men kræver øvelse for at få det udtryk som man ønsker

Ledte et stykke tid efter en god simpel panel liner tusch til mine 1:43 biler. Sort er tit for voldsomt, denne grå er hel perfekt, og den er tilpas tynd til at kunne bruges til de mindre biler. Det gode med tusch, er selvklart også at man kan tørre noget af, hvis man har tegnet for meget op. Super tilfreds med denne!

GM01 for black and GM03 for brown versions (04 and above are markers).

The tip is very fine, just under half a millimeter, comparable to a "0.03" Uni Pin Fine Liner, significantly thinner than regular fine liners which are typically around the 1mm mark.

This is handy for precision fine lining, but also for something that has a lot of detail, like the 30MF Rosan Swordman + Gladiator Class Up and all of its equipment. Using a pour type on something like this is going to make a lot of mess and cleanup, making a fine liner preferable.

Don't worry about messing up, just rub off the excess with your finger or tissue and reapply if necessary.
The ink is not permanent, it can rub or scratch off, so use a top coat if you want to be safe.

The grey ink specifically is a lot less consistent than the black and will leave a darker spot at the end of your line, so you'll need some practice and might need to reapply a line in order to make it consistent. This is the natural offset due to the slight translucency of this ink versus black ink, but you need to deal with it regardless.

Det er den første vi har prøvet og den god men kræver øvelse for at få det udtryk som man ønsker

Ledte et stykke tid efter en god simpel panel liner tusch til mine 1:43 biler. Sort er tit for voldsomt, denne grå er hel perfekt, og den er tilpas tynd til at kunne bruges til de mindre biler. Det gode med tusch, er selvklart også at man kan tørre noget af, hvis man har tegnet for meget op. Super tilfreds med denne!