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The gray is a bit more on the darker side, it does look basically like black unless you compare it to the actual black pour marker, but that's something just left to personal preference. This is a great method of panel lining on par with tamiya accent liner. Highly recommended for white parts and whatever you'd like.

Overall, pretty good. Flows nicely through panel lines and you can start clean up as soon as 30min. Even if there isn't as much control with the marker, it definitely is way faster and without sacrificing quality. Paint flows nicely through the marker nib too, even if it dries out putting the marker in warm water fixes that. Worse part is that this technically wont last as long as tamiya accent liner but only in the far long run. Oh helpful advice, if you don't wanna use the eraser marker lighter fluid works just as good too for clean up!

I didn't really wanna use my airbrush so I got this and it was perfect. Even though I suck with rattle cans and got some pooling (specially around the legs), I just let it be and it turned out looking great! I can only imagine how it'd be with someone who is better than me lol. The spray nozzle was good and I feel like it'll survive spraying quite a few 1/144 kits but take that from me with a grain of salt. For anyone new, my advice is don't get impatient and really pay attention to the distance between your part and the spray.

Sometime this September. No specific date but I assume late September, maybe even early October by the time it reaches us overseas