Elevate panel line detailing with a precise touch Designed for plastic model builders, the GSI Creos Black Fine Point Gundam Marker delivers crisp, clean lines along panel recesses. The rich black ink provides high contrast on a wide range of colors, helping you define...

OverviewThe GSI Creos Brown Fine Point Gundam Marker is a compact, precise tool designed for adding crisp panel lines to plastic Gundam kits. The brown shade offers a warm, natural look that complements surfaces in red, yellow, and orange hues, helping details pop without...

Overview Meet the GMS124 Gundam Marker Advanced Set from GSI Creos, designed for the latest GUNPLA projects. This marker collection targets accurate color alignment within the Gundam palette and emphasizes versatility, especially with core tones such as white, blue, and red. The set supports...

Enhance your model detailing with precision The GSI Creos Gray Fine Point Gundam Marker is crafted to help model builders create crisp, defined panel lines on plastic kits. The gray ink is designed to read clearly against white surfaces, helping seams and details pop...

Enhance GUNPLA detailing with a precise marker GSI Creos Gundam Marker - 250 Mech Gray helps you add sharp panel lines and subtle color work to plastic models. The vivid ink flows smoothly for clean edges, and you can layer for gentle shading or...

OverviewEnhance your completed Gundam kits with the GSI Creos Gundam Marker Real Touch Set 1. This six-marker collection is designed to add a refined, natural touch of detail that supports believable weathering without overpowering the model’s original colors. Each marker sits on a brush...

Overview The Set of 3 Gundam Marker Sumi-ire GM01 from GSI Creos brings ultra fine precision to model detailing. The deep black Sumi-ire pigment delivers crisp, high-contrast lines on plastic surfaces, helping you define panel boundaries and edge work with confidence. This trio gives...

Overview Discover a dedicated pour-type marker from Mr. Hobby designed to add precise shading to panel lines and other tight spaces. The ink flows via capillary action to emulate the subtle shadows of metal plates, grime, and dirt, giving scale models a more nuanced...