Gundam Marker Pour Type Set - Mr. Hobby - GMS122


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The Gundam Marker Pour Type Set (GMS122) by Mr. Hobby is designed for intermediate and beginner Gunpla modelers who want to achieve professional-grade panel lining with minimal effort. By utilizing a unique flow-based ink, these markers naturally follow the recessed details of your kit to add depth and realism, though they are specifically engineered for simple assembly models and may require practice to manage ink flow on complex surfaces.
| Model Part Number | GMS122 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mr. Hobby |
These markers are best used on bare plastic. If you must use them on painted parts, apply a gloss clear coat first to protect the paint layer.
The eraser pen contains a solvent that helps dissolve and remove excess ink that may have bled outside of the panel lines.
Yes, always shake the marker well to ensure the pigment is properly mixed before applying to your model.
Once dry, the ink is relatively stable, but it can be removed or damaged by harsh thinners or over-handling, so a top coat is recommended for protection.
The set contains 6 pieces in total: 5 colored ink markers and 1 eraser marker.
Ensure the panel line is deep enough and free of mold release agents or dust. Shake the marker more thoroughly before application.
Use less pressure when touching the tip to the plastic. If pooling occurs, use the eraser pen immediately to clear the area.
Before using, ensure your plastic parts are clean and free of oil or dust to allow the ink to flow properly. Shake the marker well to mix the pigment. When you are finished, cap the markers tightly to prevent the ink from drying out in the tip. These markers are designed for use on plastic model kits; avoid using them on painted surfaces or clear parts without a protective clear coat first, as the solvent in the ink may interact with some paints. Store the pens horizontally or with the tip pointing slightly downward to ensure consistent ink flow for your next session.