First timer buying, needs help.

Why did you want an oiless model? Just curious as they are the most reliable and the most quiet made.

i want to buy oil less so i skipped the sil air, i just bought the revell master class, seems most thinks this is a good one so...

I got it at wonderland models for 200 £ which seemed to be a v good price compared to other suppliers

Santa Clause

If somebody has a link to this sil air compressor please put it here, im having problems navigating through all the difff options

Thought i found it but then it was not oil less i think.... I also need it so it fits uk standard not us

I messed up the link to http://www.air-craft.net/ in my original post. They are in UK and carry the Sil Air line of compressors. You can search the posts from Milairjunkie who owns air-craft.com. The super quiet compressor link.

However, all super quiet compressor on the market are oil libricated including the Silair ones. I suggested that to you because you mentioned that price was no objection. Otherwise, the Revell Master Class should be a best value choice for modellers in UK. Reasonably priced, oilless, moderately quiet and good quality for durability.

If somebody has a link to this sil air compressor please put it here, im having problems navigating through all the difff options

Thought i found it but then it was not oil less i think.... I also need it so it fits uk standard not us

Santa Clause

Ahh yes i didnt nothis the important differense between those tanks, i see now that the closest matchup is the Iwata power jet pro, it costs 370£, if price doesnt should i go for the iwata power jet pro insted of the master class?

Power jet pro:   http://www.hiroboy.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=49&products_id=2701

If money is no objection, you can get the Sil Air series of superquiet compressor made in Italy by the Werther International. They are sold under the Silentaire brand in the US and also by Badger. Best choice for aribrushing if you can afford them.

If you want the Powerjet Pro, pays to shop around for lower price in UK. Let us know how you decide.

I think, but am not 100% certain, that the Revell comes with the adaptor for the badger hose. But if it doesn't, they are not expensive.

i haven't used either compressor, so can't comment on that aspect, though, from the looks, the Revell provides best value.

As for hoses - like has been said, the badger uses a proprietary air nozzle, so the standard/iwata hoses won't fit without an adapter. 

Looks like you're set with the Krome, so i'd go for the Badger hose.  Also, i'd recommend braided over plastic if you can.  I've heard of people having issues with the plastic hoses.

|I picked up the Revell masterclass from Wounderland a couple of years ago. I use it with a Badger 150. That compressor is one of the best investments i have ever made. I can't compare it to the Iwata as i have never used it. But you can't go wrong with the revell, it has everything you need for a compressor and i have had no problems with mine.

It was the first compressor i have had with a regulator and moisture trap, and i found it very easy to use.

Ahh yes i didnt nothis the important differense between those tanks, i see now that the closest matchup is the Iwata power jet pro, it costs 370£, if price doesnt should i go for the iwata power jet pro insted of the master class?

Power jet pro:   http://www.hiroboy.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=49&products_id=2701

The Revell Master Class is a dual piston and has an airtank. It is a much better deal than the Iwata Smartjet Pro compressor. But either one should serve you well.

You need a Badger airhose for an Badger airbrush in most case. The Badger Krome shipped in the US comes with an adaptor for the Iwata airhose and can use either one. Check with your Badger Krome vendor to determine if it is shipped with the hose adaptor.

You picked expensive equipments. But they should serve you well in the long run.