Multi-Purpose Air Brush Kit with Mini Air Compressor, Gravity Feed Airbrush & Guide Book - Portable Airbrush Kit with Compressor for Nail Art, Miniature Painting Model Cars & Crafts

Great, just great! Really helps out in auto scale modeling. Makes a huge difference in the quality of the paint finishing on model car parts. I am new to airbrushing this is my first airbrush so I cant compare this to the 200+ dollar units. But I can tell you at this low price you absolutely can not loose. 75% of the cost is the actual airbrush not the compressor which is why the low price point. The compressor works great and its somewhat quiet, it has a pressure adjustment but no indication of PSI. I read some reviewers say the compressor falls over when running do to its awkward stance. I have no issues with that, I set it on top of the desk and it stays upright. The air hose is plenty long enough and feels like good quality. Taking it apart to clean is fairly easy with common sense. I use Tamiya acrylic paint and simple Windex and water cleans perfect. Windex is a wonder product. Not only will Windex clean glass & desks, you can use it for more things than I can list. Windex will absolutely dissolve solvent based acrylic paint which makes it perfect. I saw some how to videos and more than a handful of people say that windez works great for cleaning and they are correct. Acrylic model paint is actually solvent based so water alone does not exactly clean all that well, but Windex does even with out elbow grease. Spray windex in the empty paint stained cup and run that through the air brush then rinse out with water and then throughly dry then put the next color in for painting that simple. I use thinner with my paints as I have seen that most recommend doing that. I use Tamiya paint and use their thinner for acrylic and do two parts paint and one part thinner. So use a glass dropper / eye dropper and drop lets say 10 drops paint to 5 drops thinner and then do the math like that for more paint, good ratio. I also use isopropyl alcohol to help clean before I store it. Now will this last forever not sure but for me it probably will. Well worth the low price point, even if it fails in a few years you absolutely will not be throwing money away! The brush alone is worth the money and that will last for a lifetime i would think. The compressor will probably be the week point in the future but the brush will still be good. You can get a high end compressor and still use the brush.

I grabbed this on a whim for painting 3d printed parts, and after ordering I had gone back and read reviews which made me a bit afraid. I had done the research and was getting ready to hook up several 2 liter bottles as air tanks and buy or machine metal reed valves, maybe even a new compressor, but amazingly it worked perfectly out of the box. I had bought an $8 assorted acrylic paint kit, which had 12 tubes along with brushes, rather than the $25 airbrush "paint" and thinned them with 1/2 water, and works perfectly. If anything, I need to adjust the airbrush as it seems a bit too powerful and and takes very small movements when adjusting brush size, on normal it is much like a can of spray paint. From reading the reviews, I think the BIGGEST problem people have is not doing the research of "how" to properly set-up and use an airbrush, along with learning the little quirks for this specific brand, which is all well described on youtube, such as replacing one of the rubber washers with beeswax or polyurethane. The biggest complaint, which is for only air coming out generally appears to be operator error.. now that I have learned how to use it. You push the button down for the airflow while SIMULTANEOUSLY sliding it backwards to start the paint flow... just pushing the button down sends only air. Taking off the back of the airbrush exposes a chuck that holds the needle, which should be pushed forward until it stops, then tightened. They don't ship "fully calibrated and tightened"

This is a very cheap and basic airbrush that will get you started if you want to start airbrushing. I build small scale models, mostly Gunpla and this one works well. I do own few high end model airbrush, my ‘go to’ being Grex, and compare to that this Master airbrush feels really cheap, and made me appreciate few things on Grex and Sotar. Build quality is okay. Outside is smooth but other important places like inside a cup is rough. This made cleaning really difficult and later I ended up using sonic cleaner for final cleaning after each session. It doesn’t show much on picture, there are other places where this airbrush cheaps out. However, this does not affect the actual airbrushing part. Airbrushing is nice and smooth, for most part. The problem came from the compressor. At high pressure, the lines come out in pulsing manner. I am assuming this is because the compressor doesn’t have air chamber. At low pressure it worked okay, but with trigger being numb, it was hard to get consistent small line. The compressor doesn’t have Air pressure gauge, but does have an adjuster knob so you just have to use ‘feel’ to get the correct pressure. Another problem came up when using the airbrush for long period of time. My airbrush began spitting. The problem was caused by lack of water trap. I have tried this on my bigger compressor with pressure adjuster and water trap and I had no problems. While I might take a lot of stars for this, considering this is supposed to be mobile, small, compact, cheap airbrush… I can’t. Like other airbrushes out there this one is finicky about the paint. Tamiya sprays wonderfully and had no problems. I tried Vallejo air and its primer and had a lot of problems with it. Vallejo paints would be trapped and harden inside the nozzle cap, completely blocking the airbrush. I tried thinning it and retarding it but it did not help. I only use acrylic since I spray indoors using Master spray booth, So I cannot say anything about other Enamel, or Lacquer. I added a photo of an HG Jegan that I had finished using this airbrush, The photo shows all the paints and tool I used. It might not show, but this airbrush allowed me to use bit more advanced technique such as pre shading and post shading. If you want to start airbrushing I would recommend this product. This will teach you basics of airbrush, including cleaning, maintaining, diagnostic a problem and such. (I had to tighten needle seal out of the box) And if it breaks, you can ‘upgrade’ to better one. Still if your money allows, spend a little more and get the one with bigger compressor.

I should have paid more attention as it does not come with a UK adaptor. Luckily managed to find an alternative

Aún que no fue exactamente para mí, el artículo llegó completo y bien empaquetado, se ve que era de buen material y hasta la fecha no he recibido queja. Tambien me sorprendió que apenas hace unas semanas me llego una devolución parcial ya que alparecer se gasto menos de lo esperado para la importación, me alegra saber que hay gente honesta que devuelve el dinero.

Perfect for my small scare multi media art work. Nice and quiet. Doesn’t bounce around the table when it’s running. Love that it shuts off when you stop pressing the button on the ink gun. I would recommend this product to others looking for a non-professional quality - but great consumer quality — airbrush and compressor

Muy buen producto, excelente para quienes comiencen a manejar un aerógrafo, su precio es adecuado. Además lo recibí casi una semana antes de lo indicado. Lo único que sugiero es poner los instructivos en español y específicos para los modelos del aerógrafo y de la bomba, ya que son genéricos y cuesta trabajo deducir cuál es el correspondiente al producto recibido

Helped to direct acrylic flow paint, (picture: painting and vase curing) . Easy to operate,. I relied on others’ review and they made this purchase easy.