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--- blog:models_equipment [2020/11/13 11:18] – [Airbrushes] john
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+Link to airbrush specs are [[https://www.harder-airbrush.eu/en/evolution-108.html|Harder and Steenbeck.eu]].
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 === 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.
+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.
+I've had to replace the needle and several other parts on this and have found them //very// expensive.
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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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+The compressor also came with a pair of basic airbrushes, listed above.