@edan
takda info saya mau la
i also got post saying needs to update

even when after it's dried up?

@yshiuan: Me, too, never make any crossbone. Why don't you try washing it? I means the washing panel line skill.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FY-1ikkJoQU

This's washing panel line.

refer here for panel lining.

Link

Or u can try use water base marker juz draw the line and wipe off those excess one with cotton butt or your finger..

you ask so many times also we all use that way to panel line the mouth... no problem at all... you use wrong pen ka???

i think i know wat u wanted to ask.
sadly, most ppl wanted to ask things and they just keep doing the same thing asking same questions which the other reader thought it has been answered.

u shud take the initiave to show some pic to ask what u wanted to be assisted off.

jus a google away u've prob able to get ur hands off handful of pic.

enuf of my irritating lectures..

lets see..
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u'll see 2 types of lining, type 1 and type 2.
i think ppl here thought u ask about type 1 lining which is a very common lining where u draw the lining and clean off the excess/overdrawn area. due to the sunken panel, u will likely to retain the ink in the "panel" leaving a clean line.

type 2 lining is a bit of tricky where u r attempting to draw a line around "corners". there is no panel or groove.
when u clean up access ink, it simply gone all.
u have two options:
1st get a 0.02mm markers from the brand copic markers. (search urself if u don't what's dat )
2ndly.. u need to create those panel/groove like those in type 1 lining, which means.. re-scribing. then use method type 1 lining to solve ur problem.

obviously 2nd option is not recommended for newbies and my advise is just get the super fine tip 0.02mm copic markers and just do the lining around the corners.

yup, the colours do match  , tested & proven    , unless if u wanna give a try using other set of gundam markers 

if i say no, wat u donna do?
if i say yes, u'll prob end up wt ugly streaks of gold like wat u'd expect to see coloring wt markers.
if u don't own an airbrush, it's best paint wt can spray. brush painting with metallic is tough.
those marker is for you to use for highlight/color small parts.
get a can spray of gold paint, that wud be ur best option if u want to paint that part in gold with minimum fuss.
no problem