Marker set Gimmik AK Interactive Real Colors RCM032 — Gun Metal color marker

The Gimmik AK Interactive Real Colors RCM032 — Gun Metal color marker is a single-color marker designed for scale modelers and hobbyists who need a consistent metallic finish for small details. It offers a formulated Gun Metal pigment suitable for weathering effects, metallic panels and fine line work on plastic, resin and painted surfaces. The marker form factor enables controlled application for touch-ups, highlights and small-area coverage without the need for brushes or airbrushes.

Advantages

This marker provides a stable, ready-to-use Gun Metal tone that reduces mixing and preparation time. The fine tip supports precise application for panel lines, rivets and small mechanical parts while maintaining even pigment flow. Being part of the Real Colors range, it is formulated to match common scale model color palettes and to deliver reproducible results across multiple touch-ups.

Suitable for

• Scale models and plastic kits — panel lines and small metallic surfaces
• Miniature figures — metallic highlights and weaponry details
• Weathering and chipping effects on painted models
• Precision touch-ups on resin and injected parts
• Detailing on dioramas and small craft projects

Key specifications

• Color family: Gun Metal (metallic grey)
• Form: single-color marker with fine application tip
• Intended substrates: plastic, resin, painted surfaces
• Typical uses: weathering, panel lines, small-area metallic finishes
• Application control: marker nib for precise, localized application

How to use

Shake the marker briefly with the cap on to ensure pigment consistency. Test the marker on a scrap piece or hidden area to check tone and flow before applying to the main model. Apply in light, controlled strokes for thin lines or dot applications for chipping and weathering. For broader metallic coverage, layer multiple light passes rather than a single heavy stroke to avoid pooling. Allow each pass to dry before applying additional layers or sealing with a compatible clearcoat.

Usage recommendations

Store the marker horizontally when not in use to keep the nib saturated. Use on clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion. If necessary, remove uncured pigment with a mild solvent recommended for painted models; test in an inconspicuous spot first. Cap the marker tightly after use to prevent drying.