I need to save up some money for these. They would certainly be time savers.
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I’ll have to look at picking up a black. Got a couple of French tanks with that black border cammo that these would make quick work of.
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To be honest, for a thin black line like that, the Playmarker might be better, just because of the difference in the tips. The Playmarker tips seem a bit easier to use for doing very thin lines due to their flexibility.
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Haven’t come across that brand. Will have to see if they’re available over here.
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They are by AK as well; see the Youtube link I posted above. They haven’t been released yet, but I expect they should be within about a month. The primary difference between the Real Colors markers and the Playmarker line (other then the colors themselves) is the tip - the Real Colors tips are “solid” whereas the Playmarker tips are flexible, almost like a paintbrush but with the very tip a solid point.
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I thought about the AK Paint Markers for that same purpose myself. I used a Sharpie extra fine tip enamel paint pen for this project and that worked well enough. Although the Sharpie paint pens are gloss…
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Ah right, I thought it might be a different manufacturer. Lots around. I’ll keep my eyes open. Thanks
A company called Decotime also do Alcohol based paint pens with two sizes of tip on each. I have purchased a box of 100 colours for £35 from a B&M Store but they can be bought in range of quantities.
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Let us know how the Decotime work? I don’t think they are available in Canada.
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