Transform Your Gunpla : The Power of Re-Scribing for Sharp Panel Lines!

Rescribing panel lines on Gunpla can be game changer for any builds! It is not only restores these intricate lines but also adds depth and realism to your model.

Clean, sharp panel lines enhance the overall appearance, giving your gunpla a more professional look. Whether you are a seasoned builder or just starting out, mastering this technique can take your model to the next level!

[anlize]

Interesting. Now I have a very clear reason to why scribe my kits. Sharp panel lines are gorgeous and beautiful to look at. Thank you for the tip!

[darkhorse]

I did this for my MG Turn A's shield and it was VERY worth it, the difference between Scribed and unscribed lines was massive.

[SamRK-]

Also, for anyone looking for the chisel handle EA used in this video, am almost 100% sure it is the Madworks MH-01 Multi-Function Handle. It can be used for knife blades, scribing hooks/push broaches, and scribing needles too. So it is a useful tool to have if you don't already have a hobby knife, I am sure it can be used with XACTO blades or art knife blades many kitbashers use.

[dododododod-xh]

I tried this on my MG build strike, it was INCREDIBLY AMAZING for it to work on my build strike because now it has a better vibe when displaying it having more poses in mind.

[aoikuroyuri]

the plastic cement is a nice idea but to everyone who tries it .... only do it if the parts are either white or you intend to fully paint anyways ... colored parts can get foggy/decolored even if you are only using a very tiny amount of cement and it will look bad (some colors handle it better than others but still)

[Yabababababa]

Never knew about the cement trick before will 100% be trying that thanks. Was practicing rescribing lines on the old bandai mass produced eva kit and I think that cement trick will help a lot.

[deityzero]

Thank you for making a video detailing this! Funny enough, I came to this conclusion and started doing this on my own not long after my first few kits without actually knowing what the name of this technique was. I was sick of my panel lines along edges or indented sections smearing or getting erased when I cleaned them up with a polymer eraser or IPA. I found tutorials on custom scribing but realized I could apply the same concept to existing panel lines and part edges/indents where there wasn't to get the grooves I needed. My panel lining has been like night and day since and worth the extra time investment.

[kevinwong]

I learn this point through the hard way and many of my previous works have messy panel lines. Many other videos didn't teach this point until i watched video from Madwork. Tedious step and time consuming but totally worth it.

[JeffreyMcLain]

Your content is always so chill and so helpful. Thanks so much for your work!!!

[seansnyder]

this is the first time I've seen the cement trick for smoothing out the lines! I have SAB chisels and even they can leave uneven scribe lines at times depending on plastic. Thanks for sharing!

[ViktorPalosi]

Yep, this works great! I just finished my custom Bael, rescribed every line and added a few more. It was well worth it, there is a lot of detail already there!

[agentmaho]

Glad you are back and this video was perfect timing! I was doing the panel lines on RG Wing

[myogetsu]

your videos are so relaxing! background music and the white noise in the background matches really well

[michaeldelcastillo]

I painstakingly rescribed the RG Unicorn and after panel lining it and seeing how it pops, it's worth the effort but it took FOREVER

[henry-tiopsans]

just learned cement tricks from you, now i relaized i can both make panel lines cleaners and also making sure deep panel lines wouln't seep into the parts and cause black spotts that can't be clean with thinner since the ink was seeped into the parts and cement will close all those spots up leaving them clean!

[kurotaiga]

So useful, thx for sharing bro. I'm looking fwd to seeing your next masterpiece.

[cmyhalsky]

Excellent video, will definitely be trying out the cement trick!

[frederickvillena]

Thank you for this video man, it's really helpful for beginners like me

[lehnavyseal]

Will sanding all of the scribed lines make the surfaces appear marked when topcoat is put on? I’m always worried about using sandpaper and messing with the finish.

[MechaBorne]

So satisfying! Was this done with any clear coat to protect the plastic from cracking?