cool thanks anyway

wanto know wiz one pen good fo lining? i hav one'copicmodeler 0.02 black', but after lining, it too easier to 'erase'or touch with hand only, it being 'erase'.
so the pens u guys using also like this? (i post at wrong thread b4)

GM01 .......

did u wait for it to dry? even wif gm01 also easy to wipe it off wif finger, wic i usually do upon mistakes =D

Actually the Copic is easier to use and gives great result than GM01 Gundam Liner.
But there's also another type of Gundam Liner which is water-based, namely GM20 which requires you to wipe of the excess with cotton buds or tissue or anything that can wipe like cotton buds

how long shall i wait?? found tat after dry also same. need to wash the part first?
ya d advantage is easi to rub off if do mistake, but is useless if we lining & accidently rub it off when 'playing' our gundum

copic is not good as i though, i think water based all easier to rub off.
how to do if it like this, it wil waste my work, after taking sometime to lining , but it take 1 seconds rub off accidently.

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the CD marker is better to stick on plastic, but i only hav 0.5 type, & hard to rub off if mistake

This post has been edited by future80: Mar 29 2008, 09:47 PM

ShinAsakura, if that water base liner marker draw at top of gundam marker paint is it easy rub off?
If yes, how bout oil base liner is it same easy rub off?

erm... water-based give u very fine line after wiping off with cotton buds.
for example look at vince's gundam, he uses GM20... sometimes.

another example is my zeta... although it might not look good, coz i 1st time uses it on a gunpla


@vincent09: after lining with oil-based liner, it might be easy to wipe off with ur finger in few seconds time. but after a while, its hard to rub of d. tat's where the eraser comes in.

This post has been edited by ShinAsakura: Mar 29 2008, 10:09 PM

For water-based ones, I mostly use to apply it on kit's head, as they are really fine...
For leg, or parts like body, etc. I usually use GM01 , else GM20 if it's need fine lining..

Sorry guys ask deja vu question. I planning to buy Tamiya sand paper but which type (there's few type) is most suitable for gunpla. Thanks.

there got some type..but as i noe..the highest the number(1000-2000) the fine the sandpaper..i buy the 1000..in set..which quite ok..wan2 buy another set which 2000 (set) bcoz 1000 is rough surface for me... but if u use paint or brush..can close the sanded surface...xD

arent those stuff really expensive! I onli buy hardware shop sand paper! And i can get up to grade 5000! I used 1000 and 2000 onli price is RM1-2 with an A4 size sand paper!

I get 1 piece for only 50cents....
but my places got not much lar..

400, 800, 1000, 1200, 1600

ShinAsakura thank you for the info, hmm maybe i should try out that GM20, I thought drawing line at top of gundam marker won't rub off....

This post has been edited by vincent09: Mar 30 2008, 07:24 AM

in my opinion, gm01 paint dry off easily leh.....i think like 3 to 5 minutes, if not longer. nevertheless, got topcoat to protect =)

agree bro..i abit..feel like..being cheated..buy so expensive sand paper..but still~i will use it until finish next time i will buy from hardware shop d..
bcoz being influence by frenz bought the tamiya sandpaper

btw is true that hardware shop sandpaper is cheaper then tamiya

Hardware shop's cutter far more cheaper than Tamiya's cutter... xD

get bandai cutter the yellow one...cost around rm20-30 like that only
the best cutter after tamiya cutter

hardware one sometimes so teruk till cutting that time leave marks one

agree!!! but haha mine cutter is get from Art shop~during buying some art tools..saw the cutter~so buy it together with my art tools xD but used until nw..still ok..havent used b4 bandai cutter..

My cutter RM8 only... Get from hardware shop yet it's far more better than RM20 cutter

If the cutter is not sharp enough, there will be "marks" left when cutting lor...