You cant go wrong with Iwata they are just awesome Airbrushes I've had my revolution for 7years and only replaced the needle once they are great think ill have to upgrade to this in the new year top stuff Paul cheers mate 😊
+TacticalJackalope Paid $143 for mine shipped from Japan to Germany. Getting it from Amazon USA is also an affordable option and they even take care of customs for you. They cost around twice as much if bought here.
Nice review. I have this alng with a CM , and I use this more than any other airbrush. It does it all, it does it excellent and it is a beast.!! The spray quality IMO is better than the evolution, ( used to have 2 of these but gave hem away , now I use only IWATA
Thanks for the video Paul. I am getting ready to spend big on an airbrush, but for the time being I will only own one. Of the models you are familiar with around £150 - £200, which would you go for if you could only have one? Thanks
I'm American so I estimate that's a bit more than $200 u can buy an iwata eclipse hp-c plus double action and with the extra money you can buy that .5 millimeter continuation needle to make your spray a little bit bigger basically you get a needle and a nozzle so it will fit the .5mm upgrade the back to get a set back which will set screw up against your needle locking nut great additive. last but not least for the Eclipse series you can get the Quick Disconnect system for your hoses an inline water filtration and below that you put a static MAC valve. so for that money you can get an eclipse which is basically there lowest of the end, but still a great gun two stage trigger option Airbrush for all that money. or..... you can go by yourself a much better gun like a high performance series like an HPC- plus, or High Line HP -Ch. but forget about automatically with the money you want to spend in hand the bells and whistles you jest get what it comes with and the box. as I mentioned before you get a lot of bang for your buck if you go Eclipse is a .35 millimeter needle originally with the Eclipse and the same gun can be transformed into a .5 millimeter very easily a lot of games even the very high a guns are interchangeable . the to performance guns that I told you about it you would probably be able to afford those are both .3 millimeter which means they draw a little bit thinner and all of them are made by a anestiwata.
Excellent review Paul, I noticed this is from 2014, My wife Cindy and I are just getting into air-brushing our models and looking to upgrade our master brand brush... After 2 years, What do you think? We love the style of the brush being reviewed in this video (gravity feed dual action) and in the budget of around 200$, What brand would you recommend? I think I've narrowed it down to the top 4 brands,(Iwata, Badger, Gretch and harder and stienbeck) I really like your attention to detail so I figured i'd ask you before spending any money! Thanks again........... Whitey
+Cynthia White For $200 and as your over in the states i would say go for an iwata and get the best you can afford. This one is a very good one for the money
hello how can I take it out of the airbrush glass I pressed it for more and stayed half inside and half out I have an iwata hi line thank you very much
can someone be willing to answer a few questions for me because im really confused?! 1. what exactly is a wash? and how do you do it like the paints or thinners... 2. what is a primer? 3. what are varnishes? 4. what is weathering? i would really appreciate some answers because im a beginner!
