So This Is What I Was Missing...first Decent Airbrush

[Mad Moose Baits]

OK, so I have been using a cheapo Chinese airbrush I got from Amazon for $15 shipped. I have done some nice work with it and I am glad I had it so I could get to painting when I did.

I just picked up a Neo for Iwata CN (gravity feed). 

Ummm yeah. What was I waiting for? I know it isn't a top of the line by any means but just the jump in quality (feel, craftsmanship and spray) is amazing. 

I noticed right away I am using a lot less air than I did with El Junko. Can't wait to do some 'gills!

[gone2long]

Good to hear it's working for you mine works great too but it is now the wife's finger nail brush, hey you gotta give concessions somewhere

[rhersh]

Good for you. My fisrt brush was a harbor freight siphon. Talk about fun. not so much

[jwfflipper]

OK, so I have been using a cheapo Chinese airbrush I got from Amazon for $15 shipped. I have done some nice work with it and I am glad I had it so I could get to painting when I did.

I just picked up a Neo for Iwata CN (gravity feed). 

Ummm yeah. What was I waiting for? I know it isn't a top of the line by any means but just the jump in quality (feel, craftsmanship and spray) is amazing. 

I noticed right away I am using a lot less air than I did with El Junko. Can't wait to do some 'gills!

I have 5 of them. But 1 thing you have to watch is that you will get a lot of tip dry because the cap opening is relatively small so some paints will have to be thinned down to flow through the nozzle cap. I use only Createx Wicked Reducer for my paints. I've tried Pledge and all the other methods to thin paint but still come back to the Wicked reducer.

Jeff