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=== Harder and Steenbeck Silverline Evolution 2-in-1 === | === Harder and Steenbeck Silverline Evolution 2-in-1 === | ||
- | Bought November 2020. This comes with 0.2mm and 0.4mm needles so it does very fine work. | + | Bought November 2020. This comes with 0.2mm and 0.4mm needles so it can do very fine work as well as more general colour fills on models. |
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=== Neo for Iwata TRN-1 === | === Neo for Iwata TRN-1 === | ||
+ | My first airbrush and incredibly comfortable to use, being a pistol trigger design. This has a 0.35mm needle so it is a balance between fine and general work. For some reason this airbrush gets dry needle tips very, very easily, so it needs constant cleaning or can start spitting quite badly. | ||
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+ | I've had to replace the needle and several other parts on this and have found them //very// expensive. | ||
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+ | Link to airbrush at [[https:// | ||
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=== No-name sidefeed & suction airbrushes === | === No-name sidefeed & suction airbrushes === | ||
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+ | I got a pair of no-brand airbrushes; one side-feed, the other suction (which I don't use). The side-feed isn't bad, not particulary fine, but it's good enough to do all of my heavy duty work (e.g. priming). | ||
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==== Other tools ==== | ==== Other tools ==== | ||
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+ | I use a cheap compressor from [[https:// | ||
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+ | The compressor also came with a pair of basic airbrushes, listed above. |