Does anyone know if this is a good airbrush? It seems self contained and reasonably price. Correct me if I'm wrong, since I have no clue about airbrushes, just that it's made by Tamiya Thanks!
http://www.tamiyausa.com/product/item.php?product-id=74520
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Tamiya Spray-Work Basic Compressor - w/Airbru
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Posted: Friday, October 07, 2005 - 05:23 PM UTC
jazza
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Posted: Friday, October 07, 2005 - 06:36 PM UTC
Im using that exact airbrush now and find it really nice and compact. Cleaning the airbrush itself is quite a painless process.
I typically hook up using an adaptor as oppose to a battery but its really nice to have that option to place the battery in for mobility.
I would thoroughly recommend it.
I typically hook up using an adaptor as oppose to a battery but its really nice to have that option to place the battery in for mobility.
I would thoroughly recommend it.
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Posted: Friday, October 07, 2005 - 08:32 PM UTC
I'm using this set too... But i've replaced the airbrush with a "metalic" one instead of using the "plastic" airbrush which comes with it. I've got problems with the one they provided... the plastic containers (i'm not sure what they're called) where I feed paint in got stuck and I couldn't remove them for cleaning. So I changed..
As for the compressor, it is rather basic but the function of being able to bring it everywhere is a plus. I don't have a fume hood, so I would usually do my airbrushing out doors.
However, i'm gonna stick with the compressor for now as i'm still on a rather tight budget till I'm able to upgrade to a newer compressor. One that has a regulator that allows me to change the PSI (air pressure).
Conclusion: I personally I think it's still a good "stand in", till you decide to upgrade..
HTH...
As for the compressor, it is rather basic but the function of being able to bring it everywhere is a plus. I don't have a fume hood, so I would usually do my airbrushing out doors.
However, i'm gonna stick with the compressor for now as i'm still on a rather tight budget till I'm able to upgrade to a newer compressor. One that has a regulator that allows me to change the PSI (air pressure).
Conclusion: I personally I think it's still a good "stand in", till you decide to upgrade..
HTH...