Paneliners are indispensable tools for modelers and hobbyists who strive for the highest level of detail and realism in their work. These specialized fluids, often enamel or acrylic based, are designed to accentuate the visible lines between panels on scale models. Using panel liners helps to add depth and definition, giving models a more lifelike appearance. They are particularly effective for emphasizing details on airplanes, tanks, ships, and many other scale models.

The art of applying panel liners requires precision and patience, but the results can transform a standard model into a masterpiece. The proper application of panel liners can create subtle shadows, simulate the illusion of wear, and accentuate structural details that would otherwise go unnoticed. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced modeler, mastering the technique of paneling opens up new possibilities to express your creativity and take your models to the next level.

Important Features of Paneliners:

Diversity in Color: Panel liners come in a wide range of colors to match different model base colors and materials, from light grays for high-contrast detail on dark surfaces to rust colors for realistic aging effects.

Ease of Application: With options such as fine brushes in the bottle cap and the option of dilution for use with an airbrush, panelliners are designed for easy application.

Removability: The ability to easily remove excess panel liner with a clean brush or a brush dipped in solvent makes it possible to achieve subtle effects and correct errors.

Compatibility: Suitable for use on a wide range of surfaces, including those with a gloss or satin finish, where the panel liner flows better and excess material is easier to remove.

Durability: Once applied and fully dried, panel liners provide a durable finish that can stand the test of time, essential for models on display.