When you come to a corner, raise your chisel so it is perpendicular to the part and then scribe the next line. This will stop the panel line corners from getting rounded like yours ended up.
Need some input please. I am starting to get more into scribing my kits and I have good equipment. Dspiae Push Broach with clamp handle. The issue I am having is that after scribing the lines look chewed up and choppy as hell. All the scribes are within the line and follow the pattern perfectly, however, the lines are looking really uneven especially along the edges.. I don't know if maybe I am using a broach that is too thick or too thin. Maybe all the inconsistency will go away after priming but I can keep getting these results and continuing. Any help is greatly appreciated?????
I have not used the DSPIAE push broach or anything like that so I could give a fair assessment :/ One thing I've learned from practicing more parts to scribe is that you really have to start with really light strokes. Even at least 20 light strokes. It's going to be enough for you to at least help whatever you're using to scirbe to really get locked into the scribing pattern. I hope I'm making sense 😅
I my God I knew that compass would help. Anyways, awesome and helpful video as always. I'm gonna practice on the spare HG Barbatos shoulder I have as I don't wanna mess Hyaku Shiki
Ive never seen anyone do that technique you used to draw the panel lines. Where you made and X and used the points to make the lines. Is there a name for that?
I actually don't have a name for it 😅 Also, some of the techniques I used here need some corrections. I'll try to upload a new one with the correct techniques
Thank you for the video! You seem to use only pointy part of the chisel and not the flat .2mm width part? Do you risk damage to the chisel doing it especially on a smaller width chisel?
So when you scribe do you put the tape over the line or do you put the edge of tape by the line? Also once the tape is place do you scribe over the tape or on the edge of the tape?
Hmmm... Well, I lay the scribing tapes one at a time and they don't overlap. Then, I scribe by the edge of the tape. I hope that answers the question 😅
Yooww! You can use the sunshine nail buffer you can buy from cosmetic shops 😁😁 Or, what I currently use, the nano glass file. It's really cheap. I'll have to create a video for it 😁
@@TheMobileSuitHangar thanks sir, found it in shopee.. excited to try it soon, thank you! hope you have make a video about decals and how to keep them in the gunpla and avoid peeling 😁
No worries sir..mdyo na alarm lang po ako kasi kawawa naman ung ibang modeler na gagaya :) Eto sir mgnda tutorial nya and mdami din po iba available sa net na proper use of chisels and guide tape ua-cam.com/video/p6q7ueaD0Do/v-deo.html
When you come to a corner, raise your chisel so it is perpendicular to the part and then scribe the next line. This will stop the panel line corners from getting rounded like yours ended up.
Yow! I appreciate the feedback, man! Thank you for this tip. 🙏🙏
Clever technique for the "blueprint" of the Panel Line. Good tutorial. :)
Thanks, man! 🙏🙏
A guitar pick is a great part separator. Durable, thin, doesn’t scratch, and as cheap as it gets.
I saw a gunpla tip video mentioning that. But now, I got a proper parts separator 😅
BACK AT IT AGAIN! Planning to scribe tooo for my first custom gunpla! hehe
It's kind of scary at first. Just prepare some putty if you have some if you need to correct your errors. But yeah it's pretty fun 😁
Yo! Those are some sicc panel scribing! Looks like it's time to get out my comfort zone and try this! Great vid!
Hope this helps for our IBO build-off LOL
Cool! Now I can turn seam lines into panel lines!
As for me, though, I have a Tamiya scriber and a Dymo tape which I got from National Bookstore.
I have the dymo tape. Unfortunately it kinda dislodges quickly :/
@@TheMobileSuitHangar
Uh oh. But yeah, I saw that was the case. :(
So I guess I just have to try holding it down while scribing then?
Yeah :/ and you really have to give your first 3 scribes reaaaaally light strokes.
A great tutorial!
Thanks from Brazil, man!
Thanks for your support as always, man! 😁👊👊
Sweet! Great content very informative. And has very clean audio good job!
Thanks, brother! 😎👊👊👊
Love this video. Definetly got to try on the next kit.
Thanks, man! 🙏🙏👊👊😁😁
Just happened to have the same kit half built and was looking for scribing advice!! Salamat
Thanks, man! 🙏🙏
Thanks dude. Very easy to understand. And now i just have to buy hobby chisels and im good to go. Im building PG Unicorn and PG Banshee btw.
Glad to be of help! 😁😁
We use the same chisel i got from an online shop. Nice vid by the way
Hey good to know! 😁 they're not bad at all. 😊
Thanks for watching the video, man! 😁
Need some input please. I am starting to get more into scribing my kits and I have good equipment. Dspiae Push Broach with clamp handle. The issue I am having is that after scribing the lines look chewed up and choppy as hell. All the scribes are within the line and follow the pattern perfectly, however, the lines are looking really uneven especially along the edges.. I don't know if maybe I am using a broach that is too thick or too thin. Maybe all the inconsistency will go away after priming but I can keep getting these results and continuing. Any help is greatly appreciated?????
I have not used the DSPIAE push broach or anything like that so I could give a fair assessment :/
One thing I've learned from practicing more parts to scribe is that you really have to start with really light strokes. Even at least 20 light strokes. It's going to be enough for you to at least help whatever you're using to scirbe to really get locked into the scribing pattern.
I hope I'm making sense 😅
@@TheMobileSuitHangar yea I think you are.. Like more even strokes and not with so much pressure??
Yes! More strokes and slightly increasing the pressure on the strokes
This was a great video! Super helpful in showing how to pick where to put your lines.
Thank you!!
nice tutorial mate very informative... more tuts pls.. =)
Sure, man! Haha I'll have to improve my modelling skills for that. 😁
Thank you so much for this info very easy to follow
Wow! I hope it really helped! 😁
This is helpful, I'm starting a vlog about Gunpla Custom Painting, scribing needs more Patience
It does! I'm still actually improving and correcting my mistakes
I my God I knew that compass would help. Anyways, awesome and helpful video as always. I'm gonna practice on the spare HG Barbatos shoulder I have as I don't wanna mess Hyaku Shiki
Thanks, man! 😅 Yes, practice on scrap parts first 😁
@@TheMobileSuitHangar Plus, Hyaku Shiki's gold can be annoying at times
can you make a video on how to make scribing patterns? what the thought process is, rules, etc.
I'll try to make one 😅 I think I need to buy more scribers first
What a perfect video thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful! :D Thank you for watching!
@@TheMobileSuitHangar You're welcome.
Ive never seen anyone do that technique you used to draw the panel lines. Where you made and X and used the points to make the lines. Is there a name for that?
I actually don't have a name for it 😅
Also, some of the techniques I used here need some corrections. I'll try to upload a new one with the correct techniques
Thank you for the video! You seem to use only pointy part of the chisel and not the flat .2mm width part? Do you risk damage to the chisel doing it especially on a smaller width chisel?
Not really, i slightly adjust the angle of the chisel to the flatter part as I add strokes so the lines would be wider 😁
Thanks for this bro, i badly need this 👌
Go go go 😁😁
So when you scribe do you put the tape over the line or do you put the edge of tape by the line? Also once the tape is place do you scribe over the tape or on the edge of the tape?
Hmmm... Well, I lay the scribing tapes one at a time and they don't overlap.
Then, I scribe by the edge of the tape.
I hope that answers the question 😅
@@TheMobileSuitHangar Yes that was actually helpful!!!! Thanks alot !!!
Where can I get the tape
If you're from the Philippines, you may want to try www.hobbyalley.biz :)
I like this idea
Thank youu!!!
thank you
thanks for sharing sir!
And thanks for dropping by to watch, brother! 😎
If you get good enough with scribing you can make a hg look like a rg
Is it ok to use xacto?
I wouldn't recommend it. You really have to use proper scribing tools
@@TheMobileSuitHangar thank you 🤟🏼
@@TheMobileSuitHangar kabayan! 😄 Pano kung xacto tapos sundan ng compass hehe. Ok lang kaya?
@@aejobalcasabas953 You can try but I really wouldn't recommend it LOL You'll get crooked lines
Nice bro!
Thanks, bruhh 😁😁👊👊
Nice video very informative for newbies, thanka bro, quick question, what can u suggest i use for buffering? an alternative sort hahaha!
Yooww! You can use the sunshine nail buffer you can buy from cosmetic shops 😁😁
Or, what I currently use, the nano glass file. It's really cheap. I'll have to create a video for it 😁
@@TheMobileSuitHangar thanks sir, found it in shopee.. excited to try it soon, thank you! hope you have make a video about decals and how to keep them in the gunpla and avoid peeling 😁
pwede kaya 800 grit then 2000 grit tapos buff?
Hmmm I wouldn't skip 1000 grit if that's the case
Great tutorial! May I ask where did you buy the guide tape and how much is it (I'm also from the Philippines)?
Thanks, man! Pre-ordered it from Blue Brick shop 😁 check em out and get yours 😆
Looks like you're using your chisels sideways. That's why your corners look rounded and not straight!
Yeah. My bad, I tried correcting my technique now. Thanks for the feedback 🙏
@@TheMobileSuitHangar Of course! We're all here to learn :)
Lodi!!!
Ahaha support local! 😆
bro where did you buy the scribbing tapeee?? O_O
Blue Brick Shop 😁😁 I think they're still in the preorder phase
@@TheMobileSuitHangar ohh okay i'm also planning on doing some scribbing haha! thaanks for the vid. helps a lot.
:D
Glad to be of help as always 😎😎
i use my guitar pick for separating xD
Sir mali po yung way ng pag tape ang ing position ng scriber :(
Ohh noooo :( my bad. How should I apply the tapes and scribe? :/
Thank you for pointing it out, though 😅
No worries sir..mdyo na alarm lang po ako kasi kawawa naman ung ibang modeler na gagaya :)
Eto sir mgnda tutorial nya and mdami din po iba available sa net na proper use of chisels and guide tape
ua-cam.com/video/p6q7ueaD0Do/v-deo.html
Gotcha. Will check it out. Thank you 😊
Suggest lang lodi, palagay ng links (if available) ng mga items na nasa vid, or alternatives we can use. Thank you!
Sure man! Thanks for the feedback 😁😁 will edit the description
@@TheMobileSuitHangar yes! Been wanting to customize dati pa. At least d2 pinoy tapos local yung items tapos madali maintindihan. 👌
@@ree572 yay 😁 updated na yung description. :) though yung sa tape, wala pa ko link from Blue Brick Shop 😅
@@TheMobileSuitHangar nice! Thanks! Hanap aq makapal na tape tapos tirahin q tthongli q d2 for practice. 😁
I used a box cutter.
Woah but isn't that too thin? 🤔
@@TheMobileSuitHangar I got mine from Home Depot and it's pretty thick.
Ohhh that's a pretty neat alternative.
epic
Thanks, bruhh
i never use a scribing tape...when i scribe...it just me...hehehe
You then, are a true master of micro dexterity LOL.
My hands are ugghh.
because of lacking in tools...i do my own way....using only what i have in the house..just being creative...
@@rommelcabasag dang brooo... How do you create such straight panel lines?
@@TheMobileSuitHangar pm me