beginners airbrush help please

Thanks for the advice guys, will purchase the 100LG.  Now to start looking for a good compressor for it aswell any ideas on models guys? 

Thanks in advance

smokinguns3 wrote:

Smart A#$ So i dont read vary well at least i  quoted you from the other thread

So you read as well as you spell?

I like the Badger 100 series a/b's. I have the 150, 100 LG,G and SG. I like the fact that most of the 100 parts are interchangeable. I won't be waiting on a replacement part over a weekend IF I have a problem. I can just A/B_Bash them, needles,tips, valves etc. Although parts are pretty easy to get locally here anyway. If you can,  get a fine tip and needle.      

MikeV wrote:

The 100LG was not designed for fingernail art, it was designed for graphic arts. Fingernails do not need 1/3 oz of color.

Smart A#$ So i dont read vary well at least i  quoted you from the other thread

The Badger 100LG will do everything the Omni 4000 can do and more.

Go for it!

Ross, 

The 100LG was not designed for fingernail art, it was designed for graphic arts.

Fingernails do not need 1/3 oz of color.

I just orderd a Badger 100LG i did alot of reaserch on the site for what iam going to use it for  For 1. i built alot of 1/32 german A/C so i can do real pencil thin fine lines with the 100LG  it was degsined for nail artist's. But it all depends on what your going to use it for from what i can tell the omni 4000 and 100GL are almost equals, But heres a peace from a thread here at FSM it was writen by MikeV hope it helps. Also if you can get badger parts easer thats the way i would go.

As MusicCity has already stated, I too prefer the Omni 4000 which is produced by Badger.
Another really good model is the Badger 100LG which is similar to the Omni 4000.
It all depends on what you want the airbrush for.
I have 9 Badger airbrushes and one Iwata and each has it's own characteristics that you may or may not like.
I prefer a gravity-feed airbrush for modeling and if I could only own one it would be the Omni 4000 or the Badger 100LG  By MikeV