Looking for airbrush recommendations

[JonathanJ]

Hi all,

Finally decided I need an airbrush after about twenty five years modelling... Better late than never.

So, given I'm painting - mostly - g scale rolling stock, rather than say OO or flames on bikes, can anybody please recommend a good airbrush for the job? Ditto what capacity compressor?

Thanks

J

 

[yb281]

Many of us have found this to be the ideal starting set. Higher spec equipment is available, but you pay a high price for it. This represents a reasonably priced way to begin with and you can always upgrade if and when you get into airbrushing.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AIRBRUSH-...upplies_EH&hash=item5635b6fe82#ht_5534wt_1139

 

[Alpineandy]

Many of us have found this to be the ideal starting set. Higher spec equipment is available, but you pay a high price for it. This represents a reasonably priced way to begin with and you can always upgrade if and when you get into airbrushing.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AIRBRUSH-...upplies_EH&hash=item5635b6fe82#ht_5534wt_1139

I have one of their airbrushes, the supplier is local to me and they are model engineering suppliers.

 

[yb281]

Many of us have found this to be the ideal starting set. Higher spec equipment is available, but you pay a high price for it. This represents a reasonably priced way to begin with and you can always upgrade if and when you get into airbrushing.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AIRBRUSH-...upplies_EH&hash=item5635b6fe82#ht_5534wt_1139

I have one of their airbrushes, the supplier is local to me and they are model engineering suppliers.

Yes, I've used them a few times now and can thoroughly recommend them.