How to Choose the Right Airbrush for Painting Scale Models - "Airbrushing with Aaron" Episode 1

[@backpacker3421]

The right pistol grip is fantastic for laying down base coats, where fine control is less an issue. You can cover a large area without any fatigue. I was a huge gravity feed fan until I got my first side feed. The cup assembly is fully removable for cleaning, and it feeds just as well as a top mount cup. I'm right handed, and the cup is right side mounted, so the visibility is 100% better than my gravity feed. I can see everything happening, no matter how close to the surface I'm working.

[@jerryvolpini7987]

Good to see this series again 👍

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

More to come!

[@Slingshot_IL]

Nicely done 👍🏼

[@GRAYR189]

I've gotten good results with the 34 dollar airbrush from harbor freight. Surprisingly good quality needle, smooth double action trigger, and efficient paint delivery though I'd prefer it as a gravity feed. Don't really need to spend a fortune so long as you're aware a cheaper brush isn't going to last as long. But it lasts long enough to do what I need it to do....

[@massmike11]

I still use a Testors aztek and it has always worked very well

[@joeshmoe9978]

Good video 👍

[@anotheruser9876]

When 'trying on' an airbrush at a store, don't forget to have the air hose attached. The feeling of the brush will be different with and without the attached air hose.

[@patrickhawes5007]

Great info.

[@FineScaleModelermagazine]

Thanks for watching!

[@crazylocha2515]

Good job. Maybe a tad on the price ranges?

[@robertjensen1438]

Just a comment for the algorithm

[@KIMNEE123]

What! No out takes!

[@tennentssuppa]

Got a nightmare paint job, have you got an email, I can send some pics to?