72Pcs Colourful Dual Sketch Markers Set Artist Fine Nibs Twin Tip Marker Pens >> Only 1 Left - Stock is in NZ << Brand New and high quality. RRP: $399.00 Ideal for drawing lettering fashion sketches and illustrations of all kinds. Alcohol-based ink is fast drying, acid-free and non-toxic. Double-ended - chisel + fine nib that give the artist and beginner flexibility. Advanced dye-based ink formulation for richly saturated colour and superior blendability. Packaged in a clear plastic case, a sketch set is the ideal way to begin.

Package included: 72 Pcs Marker Pens

REVIEW: So how do they compare to COPIC markers? The Verdict FineColour markers really impressed me. For their price, they're pretty comparable to Copic markers, and if you purchase a Copic Blender, you could achieve many of the same affects. They're non refillable, and don't feature replacable nibs, but I bet you could replace at least the chisel nibs with Copic chisel nibs.

I know I am harsh when it comes to Copic comparisons, but that's me thinking about price, performance, and availability. So far, I haven't found too many brands that are both comparable to Copics and could be worked into a existing collection.

FineColour aren't really available in stores in the US, but I think they're an excellent starter kit for a student artist interested in marker art--someone who may want a large collection of colours, but may not have a large budget. As long as you aren't pretending these are Copics, and don't expect perfect performance, FineColour markers are a decent addition to a beginner artist's collection.

FineColour markers take a little extra effort to blend (since they have that bullet nib), but work well with the Copic blender marker. https://nattosoup.blogspot.co.nz/2013/06/art-marker-showdown-copic-sketch-vs.html

192 Available colours Non-refillable Nibs non-replaceable Made in China Twin tipped- chisel and bullet nib