Scale Modeling How-To: Mr. Surfacer And Panel Lines
This video explores the use of Mr. Hobby's Mr. Surfacer 500 to seal seam lines and give them the look of an organic panel line. While the demonstration focuses on a Maschinen Krieger Jerry, the technique works equally well on Bandai Gunpla kits from the Mobile Suit Gundam anime, Star Wars, Warhammer 40K, and any other scifi or general modeling genre. -------------------------------------- I'd be grateful if you'd consider supporting my work on Patreon: / jonbius Please subscribe to this Youtube channel! Blog: https://www.jonbius.com Facebook: / jonbius Instagram: / jonbius Twitter: / jonbius

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