How to paint realistic Luftwaffe squiggle camouflage with no airbrush! Part 1 

This technique is great. I've been avoiding finishing a Fiat G.50 because of the spotted camouflage I needed to finish it. I ordered the materials, and using a .7mm tip I got the job done and it looks great. I never would have believed it would be so easy. I used Vallejo model air paint, thinned by 25% Vallejo thinner and it went on flawlessly. I let it dry and came back one more time with a second pass at the color. This was a trial run for a Savoia-Marchetti SM.81I've been working on and has sat on my bench four months waiting for me to figure out how to paint on some spots. Thank you again for the great and detailed video.

OMG! Thank you for putting the Amazon link for these pens!

Wow! Where has this product been in my modeling building life?!

Thanks Gordon. I'm going to try it.

Just when you think you know all there is about painting....here is this video proving you wrong! Thank you thank you! Trying this method (I bet) will give years of enjoyment (and headaches). You Sir are a diamond.

That bird looks angry! Great work!

Unbelievable!!!! Great!!!!! ❤🙋‍♂️🏅

How much study of these camo schemes did you invest in before you tried to paint such a scheme. If only they had these paint pens when I was a younger modeler!

My Meng ME 410 will thank you!

Excellent!!! Great!

Thanks for this video.

Thank you i tried your pant pen method its so easy

such a great idea! I didn't know about these markers, they look beyond helpful! I presume every marker must be dedicated to just one color, right? Or are they washable?

Muy buen producto !! Pero como es la limpieza de este tipo de lapiz?? como se realiza? Gracias espero su respuesta

Cannot miss the South African accent!

Sir hi, this is a very helpful video, but can you tell me where I can buy this PEN. Thanks

It didn't help at all where did you get a pen that shoots out white ? Thanks for explaining that which you didn't

How do you store the paint filled pens? On their side, right side up, upside down? And do you think this technique would work with MRP?

Wondering; have you tried this on a canopy? Great video

That was great! Thank you. Is this one-use? Or can it be cleaned after? Especially the tip? (You sound a little like Nigh Shift :) )

I can't place your accent. Where do you hail from?