airbrushing

I disagree with the choice for an Aztek. I have owned two, and both, in my humble opinion, suck royally. My double action broke down faster than a ford truck, and the single action leaks paint out the back end. Go with something better; i would recommend a badger.

The Badger 200 is the single action version of the Badger 150. It performs just like the 150 except that to adjust paint flow, you manually preset the needle via a knurled nob at the rear. It is a super airbrush and a fine piece of equipment. I highly recommend it as both a beginner's airbrush and as a general purpose airbrush that you'll probably use as long as you're a modeler. If you buy it and learn to use it, you won't regret your choice.

Tom

The Badger 200 is a good airbrush if you are starting out airbrushing. It is a single action bottom fed brush. I have one and use it to do mostly basecoating. I use a double action Badger 150 to do most of my other airbrushing (i.e. camo, detail etc.)

I would actually recommend an Aztek airbrush. They are very user friendly, easy to control and very easy to clean.