Jean Keller

Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023

this was my 2nd airbrush after trying out the master 233 to see if the tool was something i wanted to use for modeling. they run the same price but are not equal. this sprays far better and does a much wider range of paints when the master struggled with anything too thick or thin. this atomizes well with much less air pressure than the master allowing thinner paints without spiderwebbing.the nozzle on this line is different than anything else out there with the multi-fluted design and is a joy to take out and clean unlike the screw in style used by most others even costing far more. the oring in the nozzle cap is a great addition. the only thing i wish they would do different is somehow mark the nozzles and nozzle caps to allow easy distinguishing between the sizes.the air valve itself is less than what i’d expect as out of two units both leak a tiny amount of air back into the body which has not seemed to effect spraying paint however does show a slight build issue in that part or how it fits into the body.

Doughsthoughts

Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023

I came across this airbrush from a youtube video of someone I trust to give an honest opinion. I've been using a masters airbrush for quite sometime. it's ok the trigger was starting to get sticky and My finger was getting really tired after long spray sessions. But this air brush is amazing. Super easy to take apart and clean. The mirror finish is everywhere. It sprays so nice. i've yet to have a clog. I've had some dry tip, but so super easy to clean. The fact the tips don't thread on. Just like it's 400$ counter part. I think the micro streams of air are not just marketing speak. If you're just getting to air brushes, YOu can't go wrong here.

Jay Webber

Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2023

I ordered one of these to go into my collection as a primer gun. The only problem was, the trigger, when depressed about 1mm gave air , anything beyond that it would shut off. Ok, so if you are an experienced air brush artist you are used to having trigger control, however, that is designed for the second action on a double action gun. Paint flow. Needless to say, I figured the air valve assembly was defective. And guess what, so did their support staff. They sent me a totally new airbrush, and all is well now. The gun works great, I love the nozzle on this thing and its pretty easy to clean. So lets re-cap. Two cup sizes with lids, two needles and air caps, and phenomenal support. Look, it would not be as great a detail brush like my Harder and Steenbeck, but it is perfect for what I want it for. You can't go wrong with this airbrush if starting out,