This is my experience as a novice of just a
couple of months.
I bought a suction fed Badger. I read on
another forum all about air brushes. The advice was for a novice to stick to
suction fed single action.
But I found this very difficult & did
not get to far in producing good results.
Then looked again at the gravity fed &
also the double action brushes
Decided on a Harder & Steenbeck Evolution Two.
This was after taking advice with a
supplier, who seemed to know what he was talking about, especially as he did not
favour a type as they stock all the major airbrush manufacturers.
I
found the difference dramatic, as a novice, in having control. There is a bit
more to it than the Badger suction in that it is not just pushing the button.
But I soon realized that if you take note of how to use it from the instructions
it became very easy to use.
I
went for the Evolution two as it comes with 2 nozzles & two needles which
gives the option of fine or medium spraying. Although not at the level to
appreciate this refinement it seemed sensible to have the facility for later.
Think they also have a .6 nozzle & needle for wider work. Also has an
adjustment at the rear to restrict the needle movement & therefore the
amount of paint being sprayed.
Also
for nutters like me, who are likely to turn the thing upside down, it comes
with a cap for the cup.
Laurie
The "Two in One" is constructed in the same way as the Evolution Solo
model, but with two nozzles and two cups.