Harder-Steenbeck Evolution

jfrejo: the limited is 133 euro's, whih is as much as my panasonic cd player (portable) which is like $211 canadian, which is like an hp-c here, minus shipping

If you have trouble getting one, then feel free to contact me.
I have a contact in Germany, and I can get the airbrush through her ( she is an airbrush artist ), and then send it to you. I don't know what the shipping costs will be though.

If you can read german then have a look at this site, my contact in Germany works for them and this is where I get all my airbrush accesories. http://www.aura-shop.de/index.htm

Parts are harder to get in that you have to order them from Europe but it is not that much of a hassle. The places I order form sent all my stuff through the postal service. Less hassles and cheaper than Fed ex or UPS. As for price try looking on www.ebay.de type in 'airbrush' or 'airbrushpistole' You will see many H&S airbrushes for sale much cheaper than 133 euro's a few of the places will ship internationaly.
John

The only problem I have with airbrushes like that are that parts are tough to get should you need them.

Mike

i want one too!!! but its 133 euro's for the limited one, and why not go all the way with the limited? also, i like black and chrome and gold, i'm willing to dish out more money for that. right now, i'm broke complimetns of the badger, but hopefully, i will have one soon.

I have one too. I think it is a great airbrush, I was really impressed with it and I am glad I took a chance and ordered one. When I ordered mine a few years ago the dollar was worth more than the Euro so I got it for a nice price. I've said it before; if more people in the USA tried one I think a lot of them would be switching over to it. The quality of the finish is second to none, the trigger is very inovative and is one of the smoothest I have used. Cleaning is easy, the color cups don't have that extra paint left in them when done spraying like my 100lg or HP-C does due to its shape. It is easy to maintain and it doesn't have a screw in nozzle. The nozzle design is like the Aerograph and EFBE as it is a self centering floating design that centers itself on the needle not the body of the airbrush like most other nozzle designs. The only disadvantage is that it uses an o-ring to seal the paint cups. I don't know if the o-ring is solvent proof but the paint cups thread past the o-ring so I don't think swelling would be a problem. The airbrush is defintly worth checking out.
John

What do you mean, disadvantages ?

I have one, and its great.
Mine came with a 0.4 mm and a 0.2 mm nozzle. They are great for medium details and fine details. I find it easy to maintain / clean. It also comes with 2 different paint cups, a large and a small.
It has become my primary airbrush, and I think its better than my Badger.
I have no problem recommending this airbrush to others.

Mee too Rolgan, I'm also interested to know.