Airbrushing Intro & Why I recommend the Iwata Eclipse HP-CS

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A semi-rambling intro to airbrushing. I talk about how airbrushes work, and why I recommend the Iwata Eclipse HP-CS to beginners, even at its price tag. It's an airbrush that will grow with you.
Paint consistency and cleaning will be separate videos.
Iwata HP-CS on Amazon: www.amazon.com/Iwata-Medea-Ec...
Check other places though for better prices
Check out Rebelscale.com
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27 июл 2024

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@Shooter_FPV 2 месяца назад

I've been airbrushing for just a few months now, and I got bit by the Gaahleri Mobius 0.3. I already had to get a new air valve, nozzle, needle and trigger. I ended up getting the Eclipse a few days ago. I'll use the Mobius as a beater airbrush... great tips and review.

@rebelscale 2 месяца назад

Thanks man. Sorry about the Gaahleri. If the quality control was better, it would be a good brush. But you'll love the Eclipse. Thank you again.

@kevinkerlin5603 5 месяцев назад

Nice mods😊and can’t really go wrong with Iwata.

@rebelscale 5 месяцев назад

Thanks man

@mikenickerson3433 Месяц назад

So that cap mod did you cut/grind it, or did you buy a new cap? i really like it, and I would like something like that on my iwata hp-b plus for easier tip cleaning

@rebelscale Месяц назад

Yeah, that's an Iwata Crown Cap that I grinded with a Dremel and then filed down better with hand files. I like the crown cap, but I can't see the needle easily. So, having this, I can easily see if paint starts building up on the tip. And cleaning is easy as well.

@mikenickerson3433 Месяц назад

@rebelscale okay that's what I thought. I actually just did this last night, and it's much nicer being able to see the needle without having to constantly taking the cap off to clean it

@danpatrickdaduya8955 Месяц назад

Great video! Would you recommend the hpcs over the H&S ultra 2024?

@rebelscale Месяц назад

I like Iwata more, but I would see which is easier for you to get spare parts for. I know for me, I can easily find HP-CS parts locally.

@BennyCFD Месяц назад

So......... The Eclipse has a .35 nozzle and so does the Neo. What makes the Eclipse better than the Neo considering the Eclipse is much more expensive.

@rebelscale Месяц назад

Good question. Quality and ease of use are the main differences IMO. The Neo is produced in China for Iwata in Japan, whereas the Eclipse is produced in Japan. The Neo has a small screw-in nozzle, whereas the Eclipse has the larger drop-in nozzle that is easier to clean. Longevity-wise, I think the Eclipse is a much better choice.

@robertking5787 Месяц назад

where did you get the handle?

@rebelscale Месяц назад

It's from the HP+ line. The handles are interchangeable.

@Dude_Slick 2 месяца назад

Everyone recommends the Eclipse. I personally would never buy one. The HP-CS I own is my least used brush.Spend the couple extra bucks and get an HP-C plus.

@rebelscale 2 месяца назад

HP-C is nice, but for newbies, the self-centering nozzle on the HP-CS is a lot easier to clean and maintain. Plus, Eclipse parts are so much easier to find. I do love my HP-B though for detail work.