24 Posca Paint Markers, 3M Fine Posca Markers with Reversible Tips, Posca Marker Set of Acrylic Paint Pens | Posca Pens for Art Supplies, Fabric Paint, Fabric Markers, Paint Pen, Art Markers

Grandchild saw these on Ytube and is loving them!

I was really confused trying to figure out which colors were included and what were missing from the color guide I found on poscas website, so after figuring it out I thought Id post it here for anyone else wondering. This set is for the full range of the Japanese line of the PC-3M, .9-1.3mm, Fine, bullet tip posca pen, MINUS the 7 lame sparkling colors. This is the JAPANESE full range - thus the Japan Import tag in title and description - so the pens have Japanese writing and some have different color names. The Japanese distributor and Western distributor of the Uni Posca Pens seem to have different colors available in their lines. Here are ALL of the colors available for the PC-3M, with their color codes, different color names, and their distributor: PC-3M in this set: 1 - White - Western and Japanese 2 - Yellow - W/J 3 - Bright Yellow / Yamabuki - W/J 4 - Orange - W/J 5 - Light Green / Yellow Green - W/J 6 - Green - W/J 8 - Light Blue - W/J 12 - Purple / Violet - W/J 13 - Pink / Momo / Peach - W/J 15 - Red - W/J 21 - Brown - W/J 24 - Black - W/J 33 - Blue - W/J 37 - Ash / Gray - W/J 48 - Sky Blue - W/J 51 - Light Pink - W/J 54 - Light Orange - W/J 66 - Coral Pink - W/J P11 - Lavender / Pastel Purple - W/J P2 - Sunshine Yellow / Pastel Yellow - W/J P4 - Apricot / Pastel Orange - W/J P6 - Aqua Green / Pastel Green - W/J 25 - Gold - W/J 26 - Silver - W/J PC-3M NOT in this set: 7 - Khaki Green - W only 9 - Navy Blue - W only 11 - Fuschia - W only 14 - Dark Red - W only 22 - Dark Brown - W only 31 - Emerald Green - W only 34 - Lilac - W only 45 - Beige - W only 46 - Ivory - W only 60 - Red Wine - W only 61 - Slate Gray - W only 72 - Apple Green - W only 42 - Bronze - W only L2 - Sparkling Yellow - W only L4 - Sparkling Orange / Lame Orange - W/J L15 - Sparkling Red / Lame Red - W/J L13 - Sparkling Pink / Lame Pink - W/J L12 - Sparkling Violet / Lame Violet - W/J L33 - Sparkling Blue / Lame Blue - W/J L8 - Sparkling Light Blue / Lame Light Blue - W/J L6 - Sparkling Green / Lame Green - W/J Again, only the Japanese line set minus the lame colors are included here, not all of the PC-3M posca pens available on the market.

Pretty expensive but totally worth the money

I just got this, but they didn’t came in the original box. All the markers are sealed.

This is markers are easy to use and opening it didn’t cause any mess, and if there is mess is an easy cleanup great for titles, and designing papers 10 out of 10 would buy these markers again

I’ve used Posca pens on wood, vinyl, rocks, and paper. On wood, over a good primer coat of Zinnser, they held up extremely well. They were unfaded and didn’t peel or flake after a year of exposure to the elements, including heat, rain, and light sun exposure. (For comparison, bottled acrylic paint applied at the same time did fade.) They were also great and time-saving for adding details on a 3’ x 6’ painting. On medium-weight and up paper, they’re good. They stick great to cleaned rocks, but choose rocks that are as smooth as possible and work gently. I had a tiny bit of texture on my rock, and it made the tip of my pen fuzzy. On a soft leather-textured vinyl iPad cover, they stuck well and didn’t rub off. They could be scraped off, but I didn’t spray with a protectant. All the colors cover well. The white (as typical of almost all white paint) takes multiple passes to cover. The black is silky and opaque on the first pass. There are lower-priced paint pens, but Posca are still the best if you want professional-looking, long-lasting results.

These work as advertised :)

I am a beginner for this markers so far is good

I recently seen an artist on YouTube using these reviews them and shows how to use them , That being said if your new to these and not familiar on how to use “they are not dry you have to shake them really well then pump the pen tip on paper until the paint fills the tip to your desire. Also your can remove the tip and fill with your own paint after empty easy removal and replacing. Pretty cool I like them so far and excited to try different arts with them. Mine came in the boxes and well packaged excluding 2 of them were closed up with plastic , which from what I see that’s how their sold.

En si son buenos, aunqmuy poca tinta.ue el marcador blanco venia con la punta extraña aspera al pintar y con poca tinta.Por mas que lo bato sale tinta.Creo que no me enviaran el plumon blanco a Chile,pero a pesar de eso hice una buena inversion.