Paasche VL vs. Omni 4000

Kovy17 wrote:

I called and they have 6 in stock. THANK YOUU!!!!! and it is $20 less then dixieart.  Thx for the help mike.                Paul

Awesome Paul.

Dave at Coast Airbrush is a good guy.

I called and they have 6 in stock. THANK YOUU!!!!! and it is $20 less then dixieart.  Thx for the help mike.

               Paul

Kovy17 wrote:

the email was from Dixieart as you guessed. So if I oder the Omni 4000 from another site I won't have any delay?

I am not sure, call around would be best.

Try Coast Airbrush in Anaheim, CA 

http://www.coastairbrush.com/products.asp?cat=30 

Who was the email from?

The only reason Badger is "behind" is that these retailers fail to order on time and then they want a big order right away and Badger has to work to try and keep up.

Kovy17 wrote:

Hey guys, I was expecting to receive my Omni 4000 in the mail today but instead I received and email saying that badger is having problems and that the airbrush would not be shipped for at least 4-6 weeks. Now I am looking at the Paasche VL. Is this a good airbrush for modeling (camo, General coverage)??

Let me guess......was it Dixie Art?

How about a Badger 100LG instead?  

The T&C Omni 4000 and the Paasche VL are too completely different airbrushes.

The Omni is gravity-feed and the VL is siphon-feed and needs higher pressures to operate reliably. Either can produce great paint jobs with practice but IMHO the VL is a dinosaur and I do not like the shape or feel of them. I learned to airbrush with a VL by the way but when I bought a Vega 2000 I stopped using the VL. I then received a Vega 1000 gravity-feed from my wife for Christmas one year and then started using gravity-feed airbrushes almost exclusively for modeling.