One thing that stands out to me about the EX that I don't think was mentioned much in the video was how watery it is compared to original markers, or at least the metallic green. It seemed to flow everywhere with the slightest touch and it takes quite a while to dry
I used to think gundam markers were blotchy unusable wastes of money, but recently after getting the airbrush tool for them. (To use with the ex chrome) it's actually vastly improved the coverage and consistency with the markers overall. So I hope you revisit this topic while using it 1 day.
I don't have much using gundam markers but one of the things I do that helps with have a better consistency is not to make the tip of the marker touch the surface. 1. Once it's start to pour the color raise the tip a little. 2. The capillary action will do the trick to get a better result in the consistency. *note some colors will work better than others.
There actually is a metallic gold marker the GSI Creos makes that comes in a full set of metallic Gundam markers. I used it to make the yellow bits of my Hazel Custom gold as well as painting in thruster details and it worked great!
I think that gold one can be bought loose too, unless you mean there's yet another one, in which case I'd be super curious to try out. Have you tried the Tamiya X-12 Gold Leaf marker? You can't go back once you've tried that amazing thing
@@HobbyClubhouse I'm actually very curious. I saw some pictures of this advanced set with a gold that looks different to the gold which can be bought loose. However, I also found some images of the same set with just the regular gold you can buy separately. There's a video on youtube called "THE GOLD MARKER?", you can see a different gold marker within that advanced set, while if you google "Gundam marker advanced set", you will either find the same set with the regular gold or you will find the same set with that other gold. From what I can see, the only difference between the two gold is that one of them has a gold and black lid and one of them only has gold on its lid. Update: I found out that the sold separate gold marker has the code "gm-200", and the one from "THE GOLD MARKER?" has the code "gm-166" on it, meanwhile some of the pictures of the same set has the "gm-167" gold included instead.
@@kyoraku1149 I see now that the gold-capped GM-167 marker has its own name called "Red Gold", so it seems to be a distinct thing. Very odd... I can't find GM-200 though in my old 2015 catalogue nor the poorly documented Mr Hobby site. Man, I can do a whole video just for gold markers at this rate...
@@HobbyClubhouse how does tamiya marker compared to the gundam marker ? In your opinion which one is preferable ? especially on the gold and silver color
The silver of the EX Gundam Marker is smoother and definitely better than the already-good Tamiya silver. The Tamiya gold doesn't have a true equivalent and there's only the ugly regular Gundam Marker gold. The Tamiya white is really glossy and still doesn't coat evenly. Other colors like Tamiya's plain red and blue are also glossy and give a more even coat than Gundam Markers. But more importantly, the Tamiya markers are enamel paints, so they work well on top of laquer paints
Just discovered your channel and I love it. Too many people pass up on gundam markers and as a hand painter some of the details work I can do with them on small parts is just amazing. Great tools and awesome channel!
Thank you so much! And yeah, Gundam Markers -- especially these new EX ones -- are a Godsend for detailing or sometimes when it's just a little patch of a single color. Hope to see you around the comments:)
Great review, keep up the good work. Your reviews are detailed and to the point. I awaited more reviews and hope you keep making them for years to come.
thanks for the video, gotta try these new ex markers sometime. I feel like the new ex metalic green would be fine if u just use them for eyes / camera / scopes like i do. also i agree with you that they need to make the gunmetal marker a standard release and no apart of a set
For silver nothing beats a molotow they come in multiple tip sizes and are also a couple bucks cheaper than a single gundam marker well worth it they're known for being great they've benn the "silver" standard of silver markers for years
Been using the regular metallic set and I only ever use it on tiny details due to the blotching and streaking. Thanks for reviewing this since I didn't even know there was an EX and might grab some.
Im not feeling well after my second vaccine so ima lay in bed and binge watch your videos and a few others modelers like miscast and black magic craft and miniack
Yes, some clog up for me. The EX white is excellent-had to use a lot for the HG Hi Nu's stock gunmetal colors (no apologies, I have no other way to paint, and it makes me happier than leaving them unpainted.) The EX silver is very shiny indeed-in my opinion the non-EX shiny silvers are good (agree to disagree) but I will keep using the EX on my loved models when I want to highlight certain details in silver. All in all, good experience with these, though I do not have them all (EX Dark Green-beautiful IMHO, but a bit messy-EX White x2-one clogged up-and EX "Super Shiny" Silver.
They can be cleaned off with alcohol, so chances are, you'll already have some at home. It takes a bit of rubbing but they do dissolve the paint. Alternatively, you can scrape it off if you pick at it very carefully with something not too hard like a toothpick
Try splurging out a bit of paint onto a pallet and use a good quality brush to apply. Much nicer finish. The tips are rubbish for painting. Also the green ex is perfect for eyes when the stickers go wrong, again, use a brush.
Actually, that red is a good match for the Justice -- though it would be quite hard to paint over lots of big surfaces, and it might look bumpy and uneven like in the video
Are there any sites that carry all of the EX markers? I have only ever seen New White and Shine Silver. The closest hobby shop to me only carries a few Gundam Markers, and they won't special order anything.
When all else fails, 1999.co.jp will have it, but you'll have to pay a bit more for shipping and also wait for them to come from Japan. Otherwise, they've been a good company to buy from
there's a new EX gundam marker release by the name of XGM100 chrome silver, currently it's been popular in the Japanese social media. so I was wondering will you be reviewing it when it released globally ?
I still dont get what they are for. Are they just for adding a bit details or is it actually for fully painting the whole whole gunpla? Cause I see a lot of people use the black one just to add some visibility and neat details for those parts that arent very noticeable
They are good for small details like head cameras. If you want to paint the whole kit though, they sell an airbrush specifically for Gundam markers. If you use the markers as they are to paint a whole Gundam, in my opinion it looks horrible and the surface is uneven.
Hi I just found your video and I am planing on getting some gundam markers. Now the ones I am going after are for doing the eyes camera and scope on weapons because I have trouble placing small stickers down. I have seen 2 markers pens the gundam ex green and the mr hobby gm 09 eye green Marker. I just wondering which one I should get to do the eyes. At the moment I am doing the hgac gundam wing kits and then the first 4 witch from mercury kits but I need a green Marker.
Okay. So... How do you use the EX markers? I've never touched a gundam marker before; standard, or EX line. Out of box (or bag), when you open the cap, there's a little white thing. Do I just pull it off or is something supposed to be coming out?
You can get a small dish or anything where liquids won't sleep through. Then you press the white tip onto it. It'll go into the body a bit and some ink will be drawn out. Go give it a try:)
Uh hello mr. clubhouse! First of all thank you so much for these informative videos, i just discovered you recently and ive been binging your videos since. Especially all about these sort of topics on painting (like the ex chrome silver). But.. as a newcomer to painting gunplas, i have one question that's been nagging on my mind; what would you do if you want to paint joint parts? I want to try painting the entry grade rx-78-2 in ways that is the original Gundam 0079 anime accurate, which is to say white joints. If i were to paint those joints on the elbow on knees, there would be a risk of scraping off the paints while posing it wouldn't there? I really hope there is a solution to such problem. Thank you!
Thank you so much, glad you found the channel:) For your question, there are two big challenges. White paint is itself super hard to put on and even the EX one is still quite uneven and never covers up the bottom plastic that well. Not really sure there's an easy fix to that. I haven't had any success myself... The second challenge is the scraping-off problem which is sort of fixable in some cases. You'll need a tool to sand down the parts like maybe some rough sandpaper (400 grit or a bit lower) or maybe a metal file if you work gently. You want to sand down the walls on the white parts a little bit so they don't touch the gray part as much. It's much harder to do with the elbow, but this is generally how builders keep joints from running off paint (though it still happens to even very advanced builders, so it won't ever go away 100%)
thank you for the reply! hmm.. i see i see! i think the sanding down the walls on the connecting white parts could be a great solution! fortunately the joint this time is very simple so doing the thing doesn't sound too hard. if it were something like a ball joint i bet that would be an even larger problem. and thank you so much for the information! i really do enjoy how thorough your videos are, and i'm always looking forward to videos with the topic of any sort of customizing! whether it's painting or modifying/fixing, that is my favorite type of content from your channel so far. any way to level up my gunpla skills is always so helpful!
after painting with these colour markers, can you panel line on top of them? if so, which kind of panel liner can be used without removing the existing paint?
Not sure if you can. You might try to apply gloss paint after using the marker, then apply panel lining in the gloss surface. I personally haven't tried it, but might try it on some extra parts later.
The X-20a would work -- or even just regular rubbing alcohol from a pharmacy. Definitely not the X-20 though. I've been told levelling thinner is good too, but I haven't tried that for myself, so I can't be 100% sure
@@HobbyClubhouse Yes! I'm thinking of the most efficient way (the least painting time) and the most secure way (not damage the paint surface), it's all deepening on the clips.
Hm, it depends on what you need. There's a new(ish) box set that's called the Gundam Fine Edge Set 2 which comes with small tips -- that one is quite a good set. You can even pull out the tip and change the normal type in if you like. That box is a really nice set with a good selection. But getting them individually is good too to get exactly the colors you need. I've found I use the green one and red one much more than the blue one. They're about the same price either way so you won't loose money with either choice as long as the colors are useful to you
Most top coats you can buy will almost surely dissolve the Gundam Marker paint and make a mess. If there's a water-based top coat, maybe it might work, but I wouldn't hold too much hope. The Gundam Marker's own top coat marker works though - there's a review of that too:)
Beginner here what should i use for covering the awful nub marks on unicorn gundam titanium finish, the ex white or the normal white the one who will blend to the color of titanium white im confused cant decide which one will blend please help
For the titanium finish's white, neither are super ideal, but the EX white will always be better than the standard white. It's good enough to cover up small spots
Hm, it does seem not many online stores have all of them yet. If all else fails, you can get them from 1999.co.jp, though you'll have to pay a little for shipping
I've been wanting to do that too. I've been having trouble getting the airbrush system to behave consistently enough, which is itself a whole video when I figure that out... :)
One thing that stands out to me about the EX that I don't think was mentioned much in the video was how watery it is compared to original markers, or at least the metallic green. It seemed to flow everywhere with the slightest touch and it takes quite a while to dry
I used to think gundam markers were blotchy unusable wastes of money, but recently after getting the airbrush tool for them. (To use with the ex chrome) it's actually vastly improved the coverage and consistency with the markers overall.
So I hope you revisit this topic while using it 1 day.
Popping in to say the metallic silver EX marker is ridiculously nice and very fun to use and add slight shiny details.
this was the best review of gunpla markers I watched so far. Thank you so much !
That k you so much! Very glad it was useful to you:)
I don't have much using gundam markers but one of the things I do that helps with have a better consistency is not to make the tip of the marker touch the surface. 1. Once it's start to pour the color raise the tip a little. 2. The capillary action will do the trick to get a better result in the consistency. *note some colors will work better than others.
I've never tried that, gotta test that out
Fantastic video. Just what I was looking for! Thank you. I hope GSI decides to sell a whole set of EX markers in the future.
I kinda want that too because a lot of people are having a tough time buying these loose ones
Nice detailed review, the test on the clear spoon was a great idea.
Thanks! White Gundam Marker paint have always been quite notorious for being quite thin, so clear surfaces are their worst enemy.
There actually is a metallic gold marker the GSI Creos makes that comes in a full set of metallic Gundam markers. I used it to make the yellow bits of my Hazel Custom gold as well as painting in thruster details and it worked great!
I think that gold one can be bought loose too, unless you mean there's yet another one, in which case I'd be super curious to try out.
Have you tried the Tamiya X-12 Gold Leaf marker? You can't go back once you've tried that amazing thing
@@HobbyClubhouse I'm actually very curious. I saw some pictures of this advanced set with a gold that looks different to the gold which can be bought loose. However, I also found some images of the same set with just the regular gold you can buy separately.
There's a video on youtube called "THE GOLD MARKER?", you can see a different gold marker within that advanced set, while if you google "Gundam marker advanced set", you will either find the same set with the regular gold or you will find the same set with that other gold.
From what I can see, the only difference between the two gold is that one of them has a gold and black lid and one of them only has gold on its lid.
Update:
I found out that the sold separate gold marker has the code "gm-200", and the one from "THE GOLD MARKER?" has the code "gm-166" on it, meanwhile some of the pictures of the same set has the "gm-167" gold included instead.
@@kyoraku1149 I see now that the gold-capped GM-167 marker has its own name called "Red Gold", so it seems to be a distinct thing. Very odd...
I can't find GM-200 though in my old 2015 catalogue nor the poorly documented Mr Hobby site.
Man, I can do a whole video just for gold markers at this rate...
@@HobbyClubhouse how does tamiya marker compared to the gundam marker ? In your opinion which one is preferable ? especially on the gold and silver color
The silver of the EX Gundam Marker is smoother and definitely better than the already-good Tamiya silver. The Tamiya gold doesn't have a true equivalent and there's only the ugly regular Gundam Marker gold. The Tamiya white is really glossy and still doesn't coat evenly. Other colors like Tamiya's plain red and blue are also glossy and give a more even coat than Gundam Markers. But more importantly, the Tamiya markers are enamel paints, so they work well on top of laquer paints
I earned knowledge from this markers,with this i wont take a mistake when buying them thanks to review love the comparisons
Thank you so much! It really can be frustrating because information on them everywhere is quite unclear:)
This is the most informative video I've got about EX markers, absolutely amazing! You earned a subscriber ♥️
Thank you so much:) Sure hope you can pick out the right marker for your builds
Just discovered your channel and I love it. Too many people pass up on gundam markers and as a hand painter some of the details work I can do with them on small parts is just amazing. Great tools and awesome channel!
Thank you so much! And yeah, Gundam Markers -- especially these new EX ones -- are a Godsend for detailing or sometimes when it's just a little patch of a single color.
Hope to see you around the comments:)
@@HobbyClubhouse yeah the new ex chrome color is absolutely amazing. It looks like lacquer Chrome. The entire ex line is the absolute best.
thats a very straightforward and clear review for the markers. thumbs up for this video. Keep it up!
Thank you so much! Hope it helped you pick out the markers you wanted:) I'll definitely keep going
love the comparison. i always look back whenever i'm thinking which to get
I'm still looking for the right gundam marker. This video has been the most useful so far.
I really love your reviews! They answer every question I have and are really informative!
Just the review what I needed. Thanks!
Glad it helped you out!
Great review, keep up the good work. Your reviews are detailed and to the point. I awaited more reviews and hope you keep making them for years to come.
Thank you so much! Glad you've had a good time watching the videos, and I'll certainly keep working to bring more:)
thanks for the video, gotta try these new ex markers sometime. I feel like the new ex metalic green would be fine if u just use them for eyes / camera / scopes like i do. also i agree with you that they need to make the gunmetal marker a standard release and no apart of a set
I think you're right about the metallic green. The color and texture of it is really good for replacing camera stickers on beam rifles
For silver nothing beats a molotow they come in multiple tip sizes and are also a couple bucks cheaper than a single gundam marker well worth it they're known for being great they've benn the "silver" standard of silver markers for years
Thank you. I am choosing some markers for my gunpla and your video really help.
You're very welcome:) The EX Markers are such useful tools, hope you got exactly the ones you needed
Been using the regular metallic set and I only ever use it on tiny details due to the blotching and streaking. Thanks for reviewing this since I didn't even know there was an EX and might grab some.
The Shine Silver is a must buy and you'll be blown away by how great it looks
Great review! Subscribed, and looking forward to more videos in the future!
Thank you and welcome to the channel:) See you around in the comments in future videos too
no joke just got a holo red pen with a Char Zaku kit lol. can't wait to get the mail in the next week or so x)
This answered my questions damn clearly ! Thanks so much , i sub for this kind of review alone .
Very glad it helped and big thanks for your sub! Hope you found the marker you need (or avoided buying something you didn't)
Thanks a lot m8, me and my friend was looking for a review just like urs here!
You're very welcome! Hope you got the markers that suit your building needs
thank you so much for the review King
Im not feeling well after my second vaccine so ima lay in bed and binge watch your videos and a few others modelers like miscast and black magic craft and miniack
Yes, some clog up for me. The EX white is excellent-had to use a lot for the HG Hi Nu's stock gunmetal colors (no apologies, I have no other way to paint, and it makes me happier than leaving them unpainted.) The EX silver is very shiny indeed-in my opinion the non-EX shiny silvers are good (agree to disagree) but I will keep using the EX on my loved models when I want to highlight certain details in silver.
All in all, good experience with these, though I do not have them all (EX Dark Green-beautiful IMHO, but a bit messy-EX White x2-one clogged up-and EX "Super Shiny" Silver.
For EX colors what kind of thinner or fluid do I use for cleaning up if I get a little paint on a part intentionally?
They can be cleaned off with alcohol, so chances are, you'll already have some at home. It takes a bit of rubbing but they do dissolve the paint. Alternatively, you can scrape it off if you pick at it very carefully with something not too hard like a toothpick
I needed this review..thanks!
Very glad it helped out:)
Try splurging out a bit of paint onto a pallet and use a good quality brush to apply. Much nicer finish. The tips are rubbish for painting. Also the green ex is perfect for eyes when the stickers go wrong, again, use a brush.
This review helps a lot. Im planning to build MG Sinanju Titanium Finish. By the way do you think the pearl red is perfect for MG Justice?
Actually, that red is a good match for the Justice -- though it would be quite hard to paint over lots of big surfaces, and it might look bumpy and uneven like in the video
@@HobbyClubhouse well, the oart im gonna paint are the one with nub marks from the sprues. Just so that it gets covered. What do you think?
@@iansanzo9376 If it's that then I think it'll be more than fine for the job
@@HobbyClubhouse alright! Thanks for the info
Is it okay if i apply the metallic green on clear part(eye part)?..i'm really not a fan of stickers
Me going multiple layers with white,just coating them, eventually it'll get an even coverage
Are there any sites that carry all of the EX markers? I have only ever seen New White and Shine Silver. The closest hobby shop to me only carries a few Gundam Markers, and they won't special order anything.
When all else fails, 1999.co.jp will have it, but you'll have to pay a bit more for shipping and also wait for them to come from Japan. Otherwise, they've been a good company to buy from
there's a new EX gundam marker release by the name of XGM100 chrome silver, currently it's been popular in the Japanese social media. so I was wondering will you be reviewing it when it released globally ?
Definetly, I heard about it too. It's one of the big things I'm going to review
I still dont get what they are for. Are they just for adding a bit details or is it actually for fully painting the whole whole gunpla? Cause I see a lot of people use the black one just to add some visibility and neat details for those parts that arent very noticeable
They are good for small details like head cameras. If you want to paint the whole kit though, they sell an airbrush specifically for Gundam markers. If you use the markers as they are to paint a whole Gundam, in my opinion it looks horrible and the surface is uneven.
panel line test please. panel accent pour type fine tip
Have u use gundam marker mecha grey?
Hi I just found your video and I am planing on getting some gundam markers. Now the ones I am going after are for doing the eyes camera and scope on weapons because I have trouble placing small stickers down. I have seen 2 markers pens the gundam ex green and the mr hobby gm 09 eye green Marker. I just wondering which one I should get to do the eyes. At the moment I am doing the hgac gundam wing kits and then the first 4 witch from mercury kits but I need a green Marker.
Are you gonna do a video on using these on a Gumlpa so we can see how you paint them with these markers?
Thanks 🙏
I'm making plans for it:) many people really seem to want that
Okay. So... How do you use the EX markers? I've never touched a gundam marker before; standard, or EX line. Out of box (or bag), when you open the cap, there's a little white thing. Do I just pull it off or is something supposed to be coming out?
You can get a small dish or anything where liquids won't sleep through. Then you press the white tip onto it. It'll go into the body a bit and some ink will be drawn out. Go give it a try:)
if i had the standard metallic green how could i get a more clear tone without loosing the metallic shine?
Uh hello mr. clubhouse! First of all thank you so much for these informative videos, i just discovered you recently and ive been binging your videos since. Especially all about these sort of topics on painting (like the ex chrome silver).
But.. as a newcomer to painting gunplas, i have one question that's been nagging on my mind; what would you do if you want to paint joint parts? I want to try painting the entry grade rx-78-2 in ways that is the original Gundam 0079 anime accurate, which is to say white joints. If i were to paint those joints on the elbow on knees, there would be a risk of scraping off the paints while posing it wouldn't there? I really hope there is a solution to such problem.
Thank you!
Thank you so much, glad you found the channel:)
For your question, there are two big challenges. White paint is itself super hard to put on and even the EX one is still quite uneven and never covers up the bottom plastic that well. Not really sure there's an easy fix to that. I haven't had any success myself...
The second challenge is the scraping-off problem which is sort of fixable in some cases. You'll need a tool to sand down the parts like maybe some rough sandpaper (400 grit or a bit lower) or maybe a metal file if you work gently. You want to sand down the walls on the white parts a little bit so they don't touch the gray part as much. It's much harder to do with the elbow, but this is generally how builders keep joints from running off paint (though it still happens to even very advanced builders, so it won't ever go away 100%)
thank you for the reply!
hmm.. i see i see! i think the sanding down the walls on the connecting white parts could be a great solution! fortunately the joint this time is very simple so doing the thing doesn't sound too hard. if it were something like a ball joint i bet that would be an even larger problem.
and thank you so much for the information! i really do enjoy how thorough your videos are, and i'm always looking forward to videos with the topic of any sort of customizing! whether it's painting or modifying/fixing, that is my favorite type of content from your channel so far. any way to level up my gunpla skills is always so helpful!
Which marker is the pearl-silver shown at 5:50?
What gundam marker should i use to paint the scope in the hg zaku 2021?
after painting with these colour markers, can you panel line on top of them? if so, which kind of panel liner can be used without removing the existing paint?
Not sure if you can. You might try to apply gloss paint after using the marker, then apply panel lining in the gloss surface. I personally haven't tried it, but might try it on some extra parts later.
Another question, which thinner should I use for those markers? Tamiya X-20 or X-20a? Thank you!
The X-20a would work -- or even just regular rubbing alcohol from a pharmacy. Definitely not the X-20 though. I've been told levelling thinner is good too, but I haven't tried that for myself, so I can't be 100% sure
Do u have suggestion gundam marker to use for sd sangokuden seriess?
I love this
Can you make a video about how to make custom clips that works best for all shapes of parts when doing airbrush? Thanks in advance!
Do you mean like those alligator clips that people use for painting, or other ways to hold up pieces for spraying?
@@HobbyClubhouse Yes! I'm thinking of the most efficient way (the least painting time) and the most secure way (not damage the paint surface), it's all deepening on the clips.
So, heavy gun is 'black' in ex marker line up?
I suppose it's sort of like that. If you wanted to do something in all metallic colors, this would be the black color for that
@@HobbyClubhouse im a bit of dillema actualy to choose between metallic color or standart color for minor painting on figure rise standart faiz
For the Faiz I'd probably go with standard colors since his design only uses metallic textures on the silver areas so they pop out really nicely:)
What red color you recomended for the sword? So the just use standart black for minor detailing on the phone belt and sword hilt?
4:43 which green is the same as the railgun of the mg blast impulse? Is it the left one?
I would say the left and middle are both okay. The left EX color is a little bit closer to the Blast Impulse's off-green
is it better if i get these individually or should i get the marker sets instead
Hm, it depends on what you need. There's a new(ish) box set that's called the Gundam Fine Edge Set 2 which comes with small tips -- that one is quite a good set. You can even pull out the tip and change the normal type in if you like. That box is a really nice set with a good selection.
But getting them individually is good too to get exactly the colors you need. I've found I use the green one and red one much more than the blue one.
They're about the same price either way so you won't loose money with either choice as long as the colors are useful to you
I got 2 of theses markers the panel lineing black and a paint red im almost out of the black one
I think I use up the black quite often too. That and the EX silver.
@@HobbyClubhouse yeah I need to find another marker soon but I can’t find them for a good price i had to pay $7 for a basic black and red one
Would EX red help cover up nun marks on sinanju titanium or do you recommend something else?
The EX red should be quite okay for that. The Sinanju's red will be a bit brighter but it won't be very noticeable
@@HobbyClubhouse thanks 💫
"Cabbage Green" 🤣
hi, can i apply a matte top coat on marker applied surfaces?
Most top coats you can buy will almost surely dissolve the Gundam Marker paint and make a mess. If there's a water-based top coat, maybe it might work, but I wouldn't hold too much hope.
The Gundam Marker's own top coat marker works though - there's a review of that too:)
Beginner here what should i use for covering the awful nub marks on unicorn gundam titanium finish, the ex white or the normal white the one who will blend to the color of titanium white im confused cant decide which one will blend please help
For the titanium finish's white, neither are super ideal, but the EX white will always be better than the standard white. It's good enough to cover up small spots
@@HobbyClubhouse thanks a lot il go with the ex white
Can you use Gundam Marker EX with the Gundam Marker Airbrush system
Yeah, they work fine with the airbrush system:)
@@HobbyClubhouse ok thanks for the information
May be a good upgrade from metallic sharpie
I've never used metallic colored sharpie markers, I wonder what their texture is like. They probably stay on really nicely though
Where can I purchase them?
Hm, it does seem not many online stores have all of them yet. If all else fails, you can get them from 1999.co.jp, though you'll have to pay a little for shipping
@@HobbyClubhouse Thank you very much for your help. ☺
Could you make a video on how they perform with the airbrush system? Im very interested
I've been wanting to do that too. I've been having trouble getting the airbrush system to behave consistently enough, which is itself a whole video when I figure that out... :)
Moral of the story, buy an airbrush 😂