How To: Panel lining - Gunpla Tutorials
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- Опубликовано: 26 апр 2024
- Dive into model detailing with our beginner-friendly tutorial on panel lining for Gunpla. Learn step-by-step how to enhance your builds with crisp panel lines, adding depth and realism effortlessly. From selecting tools to mastering techniques, we've got you covered. Elevate your modeling skills and bring your Gunpla to life like never before!
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Another way to remove excess ink is with an eraser, ethyl or isopropyl alcohol on a piece of microfiber (depending on the region, these may be easier or cheaper to obtain). I also recommend the 20x gundam marker for unions or the 30x for the rest, again it may be easier to get and start using in certain countries and also the chance of break the pices is less
Thanks for sharing!
Tamiya tends to actually take longer to dry enough to clean, for anything less than a deep panel line, in my exp. So I just started using the acrylic washes (all water based) I've had for decades, thanks to miniature painting. ^_^ A *much* wider array of colours to choose from, too! And a LOT more beginner friendly (so I always recommend this, instead of Tamiya/MrHobby to new builders)!
I started using washes too lately, its really nice to be able to just clean with some water!
I was looking for a perfect video, and I got one
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
great tutorial thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
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hello , really informative video! just wanted to ask if i can use bosny top coat no.191 (flat clear) for top coating. I am going to use tamiya panel liner so im really concerned about the plastic if that will make it brittle .
Also , are there any other panel liners with a thin brush in bottle?prefer an easy application
Hi, you should first apply a gloss coat (like the bosny 190) before panel lining with Tamiya, to make sure the plastic does not crack. Once the panel liner is dry you can apply the flat clear 191 without issues. Make sure you don’t spray too much of it and keep it at a good distance.
I always used Tamiya or Mr. Weathering color as panel liners, which are the best in the category. You could try also the Gundam Markers, they are really easy to use. But I think that the result is a bit less nice compared to the others.
@@TeaandGunpla thanks!.. unfortunately the clear (no.190) bosny is out of stock in my country.
Can I use the matt one for finishing and top coating as well?
You can it but I would not advise you to do it. A gloss coat will give a flat surface to work on, so both the panel lining and especially the clean up will be easier. The matte is instead more rough and you risk to not be able to clean properly the smudges. Maybe check if you can find a different brand like Mr. Hobby glossy topcoat
Oof, GL trying to find that Panel Line Eraser pen in the USA. lol. I can't even get ahold of it on Amazon. Great vid and info. Thanks.
You’re not the first one to tell how hard is to find some of this products in the USA… I am actually wondering if it could be a good idea to open an online shop, I have easy access to a lot of really good items. Let’s see, maybe in the future there will be some news! Thanks also for your kind words!
@@TeaandGunpla I would at the very least suggest that, if possible, you do some sort of Amazon linking to the items you recommend. Any sort of partner program sounds like a smart idea. I think that Ray Studio Panel Line Eraser was the only item I couldn't find on Amazon. I found a similar product, but it was made of plastic and I'm going to guess low quality.
Good news my friend! I found on eBay this eraser pen from Dspiae, which is another great brand, that can be shipped from Texas. I hope it can help:
www.ebay.com/itm/186064869010?itmmeta=01HZR0JDP95G8PZS6GNBAZCZ7D&hash=item2b52549692:g:0OgAAOSwN85k9oLd&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA4HvaiZFrMrRbAWRP2j0WvIwRgT2BFPvoXShDmXfJWndKQLxqjShoNZeE76Q2M3Kd4KQvUlj0Wu21DHBBrhnQebktxWB%2FHa9yjjETtwZq76VP1pEpdcsfK5E29oH86gd3Dmqvz7I3O5hS2yWMN2sjdEnQ04OvaWzD7lPwmvwAEg8xsoBN%2Fe6Us3MraqmHB%2B8ANpfsc6Q%2FVvfMwGe%2F%2BEqlNL4Bsoepki5eYig8z9ti3pHRDCuB2btCX8hE4afthLe7zyDptmh61f8OwYLZQOWUPY2plU3MxVpDMdUt6yz9cy8u%7Ctkp%3ABFBMnNvJgP5j
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How long do you wait for the panel lines to dry before you clean them?
Usually 5 to 10 minutes. It really depends on the temperature and humidity of the surroundings. A good way to understand if the liquid is dry is to look at the piece it under a bright light. If it’s not shiny anymore you can start cleaning.
You forgot the number 1 best option for any beginner in gunpla is using the gundam marker panel liner or panel liner pour type.
It comes in 3 colors, easier to find and super easy to use.
Plus you can even use just alcohol to gently remove excess ink.
Any age gap can use it.
I know about the Gundam Markers, but I’ve never been too happy with the results. That’s why I decided not to include them in this tutorial.
@@TeaandGunpla same at first but when I learned how to properly use it I get the same results as like applying a tamiya paint.
It just takes time patience and a really steady hand.
For beginners its the best option that they can use.
Maybe I’ll give them another shot. Could be an idea for an extra video on other ways to panel line!
I personally wouldn’t recommend that panel lining since it eats through plastic sometimes
Which one are you talking about? Apart from the cracking of the Tamiya I never had any issues with the others