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Old 08-02-2004, 03:45 PM
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panel lines

Whats the best thing to use when making panel lines?
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Scriber. Model Masters makes them and should be easy to find at your LHS.
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Re: panel lines

it depends on the color of the model and the base coat you painted it with.

a general answer to your general question would be - thinned paint.
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Re: panel lines

Do a search you will find many different techniques.
Can't say which is best, that will depend on your personal preference. I will suggest that whatever method you choose, that you keep it subtle, panel lines are very easy to over do.
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Re: panel lines

are you asking how to scribe panel lines, or paint them?
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