Welcome, Nitro -
Good to have you here, you'll find a wealth of info and help available. Plenty of good starter airbrushes to be found, as Hunter said his set works well for him. I have Iwata, Paasche and Badger AB's for my use, all have their individual preferred purpose and work very well.
I recommend starting with something inexpensive, as when your skills develop and advance, you'll know better which type will work best for your use.
I find my most used are the Badger 100G and 200G, inexpensive, tough and reliable, easy to use and maintain. I'm also impressed positively with my Iwata M1 and Paasche VJR, same reasons, they are the ones for the finest detail work.
Good luck with the selection, once proficient with an airbrush you'll find it an essential modeling tool. It will take some time, it sure did for me, the most useful things are patience and practice, practice, then more practice.
Patrick