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Gundam Marker BLACK (POUR TYPE)
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Gundam Marker BLACK (POUR TYPE)

by GSI Creos

SKU: GM301

UPC: 4973028505955

$3.99

The GSI Creos Gundam Marker BLACK (POUR TYPE) is an oil-based marker designed to enhance panel lines on plastic models, especially Gunpla, with precise, ultra-fine detailing and easy cleanup using an eraser. Best used on unpainted surfaces for sharp, realistic results.

Ink Type
Oil-based
Brush Shape
Fine Liner
Bristle Type
Synthetic
Brush Marker Type
Marker & Pen
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Description

Achieve crisp, professional panel lines with the GSI Creos Gundam Marker BLACK (POUR TYPE). This specialized oil-based marker, model number GM301P, is engineered to bring out the intricate details of your plastic model kits, especially Gunpla.

Designed for effortless application, the pour type ink flows smoothly into recessed panel lines through capillary action, creating realistic shadows and enhancing the three-dimensional appearance of your models. The rich black ink is ideal for defining panel lines on dark-colored parts like blue and gray, or whenever a strong, sharp expression is desired.

Featuring an ultra-fine tip, this marker allows for precise and accurate detailing. Any excess ink that flows outside the lines can be easily removed with a rubber eraser or the GM300 Gundam Marker Eraser Pen (sold separately), ensuring a clean and professional finish.

For optimal results, apply this marker to bare, unpainted plastic surfaces.

Specifications:

  • Ink Color: Black
  • Ink Type: Oil-based
  • Product Dimensions: 0.05 x 0.05 x 5.5 inches (0.13 x 0.13 x 13.97 cm)
  • Item Weight: 0.352 ounces (9.98 grams)
  • Recommended Age: 15 years and up

Please note: This marker is not recommended for use on painted surfaces as the oil-based ink may dissolve existing paint. Avoid overcoating with other paint types like Mr. Color, as the ink may bleed or dissolve the base paint. Using this marker on plated parts may also cause the plated surface to melt.