How to use Gundam Real Touch Markers to add shading/weathering
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Hello everyone, I'm I.R.O.
Today, I would like to demonstrate how to use Gundam Real Touch Markers to add shading and weathering. With a little practice, you can create an amazing weathered effect without relying on too many tools!
The application is easy, and hopefully this would help many of you.
The shield was airbrushed in this video
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The BGM used in this is "Classic Rose 2" from CZcams's Audio Library.
in my exp. matt coat 1st layer then touch marker effects then final matt coat to protect the marker shadings. they rub off over time if always on contact with hands etc. if u pose it from time2time. etc.
Thank you very much for the advice! Will definitely note
Super simple and straight to the point
Thank you for commenting! And i do like to keep is concise for you guys
This is exactly what I was looking for. Straight to the point, easy to understand. Can’t wait to try
Thank you! I know most people don’t have time to sit around. Hope this helps out your project!
Nice work. I tried this today with some blending markers I had lying around they are good as you get alot of colours.
Indeed!
Your so Underrated dude. And thank you for the tutorial
You are too kind! Thank you!
Thanks!
Your welcome :3
i was wondering what that clear marker was for
It’s a smear marker for weathering markers. As the name implies, it is used to smear the paint to create a soft transition or blend.
would this work with standard gundam markers?
I will say it’s a little bit difficult, since Gundam markers are alcohol based so it dries faster and stays stronger on the surface
@@i.r.o.4456 alright, thanks!
someone knows if the real touch markers are water-based or not? Want to know if they are toxic or not due to having a toddler at home, dont want him to breath any toxic chemical
Touch markers are water based but still caution is advised when handling near infants
@@i.r.o.4456 Oh, ok, thank you! Yes, indeed, I am extremely careful, my concern was more if for example just by opening the markers they would liberate some chemical odor that could fill a room, like a top coat can, for example. Glad to know that it seems safe to use from a distance, thanks!
Nice tutorial
However I got to ask if gundam markers are permanent when they dry?and rub proof?
In my experience, Gundam markers are permanent and rub proof, but they can be chipped if you use force, and rubbed off with chemical
@@i.r.o.4456 I see thanks alot
do these use paint or ink? I have a severe allergy to paint
Unfortunately I use paint here. However, I know certain ink brands are opaque or transparent therefore you can get similar effect with them as well!
@@i.r.o.4456 cool, do you know the name of any of those ink brands?
Sorry for the delayed response. The ones I have were discontinued brand, so I was trying to figure out what other brand to recommend. At this point visiting an art store and asking the clerk for opinion would be the best option.
Did you top coat your painted part before doing this?
Nope. Just straight onto plastic.
@@i.r.o.4456so it can be done to bare plastic? If so this great for me
@crazymage5316 once the paint thoroughly dries it should be fine to work on bare plastic and fiddle around. Of course anything you do too much will certainly chip or rub off the paint.
@@i.r.o.4456 ok ty for the heads up
@@i.r.o.4456 and just to be safe i have I pretty poopy model to test this on . A hg barbatos lupus
Bro i am newbie, prefer this or tamiya weathering? And whyy
Thx for d answer
Both are amazing tools! I simply used this method since it was requested, and also because it was available in my area.
If you have Tamiya weathering, then you can get a similar or even better result.
are gundam markers durable?
I want to say yes, as in I try to strip the marker paint off and didn’t come off that easily. Yet when you scratch the surface, they do relatively easily.
My experience is weird but see for yourself and let me know your experience!
@@i.r.o.4456 Thanks! I've ordered some hopefully they come soon, I just plan on doing smaller details like panel lining and some painting!
Good luck, but have fun!
Are they only mostlt for weathering?
In my experience, I’ve mainly used them for panel lining and weathering. Some people use them to paint as well, but I’ve never tried before so I may try it out
Ok
Ok!
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Lmao love this comment. But nah painting is fun! And with some practice it’ll become easier like the steps you mentioned