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The airbrushes are decent, but the portable air source is the game changer. Hook them up to one of your good airbrushes.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies Right on!!! I was going to ask you how does it do with your Eclipse HC? I'm going to get all 3 of the ones you reviewed at different times or save up and get them at once, we'll see. But this one and the 2 Ogavas or however they're pronounced with the "magic" button and the 7 settings one

Here is the one I use. amzn.to/47LXFjR Thanks for watching.

That is a great question. Let me make a big disclaimer here. I am in no way an expert on safety when it come to that question. I definitely would not rattle can paint anything in my basement. I don't know what kind of propellants they use. I can only speak for what I use. I use all water based acrylic craft paints or water based acrylic airbrush paints through my airbrush. I don't use anything that I am aware of that would cause an issue. Again I am not qualified to give you professional advice in this subject. I do airbrush in my basement, but I have a window with an exhaust fan running when I am painting. I would definitely "NOT" paint with any form of enamels or anything of that nature. Again, just to cover my behind. I am not a professional on the makeup and / or volatility of paints. Paint at your own risk. Now that I have completely scared you, thank you for watching and the great question.

Sounds like you don't have your needle fully seated. Loosen up the needle lock nut and make sure your needle is place fully forward then tighten the lock nut back down. Also I have several airbrush videos detailing how to disassemble and reassemble them. Most airbrushes are pretty much the same as far as that goes. Check out my airbrush playlist.

Thank you for watching and commenting. I think I'm going to try out the poison green next. I love these candy h2.0 colors.

You are correct. Once all three light are lit up then the unit is fully charged. Also you can use the airbrush while it is plugged in and charging. It will slow the charging process down a bit while its being used, but that's an option. Thank you for watching and commenting. Take care.

Hello. Thanks for watching and commenting. For excellent airbrush paint, I use Createx brand. Specifically their wicked line. They have a great website as well as youtue videos discussing all their lines of paints, what application to use them and how to mix them. I am currently editing a video where i have painted a 1/64 scale slot car with their candyh20 paint, but I did use their regular wicked line of paints and a small paint brush for the detail work such as the taillights, marker lights, and mirrors. You can airbrush Vallejo paints as well. I just prefer Createx brand. But if you are painting military models you may have to mix custom colors if you go the Crearex route. I know Vallejo and other model specific paint companies offer color sets for military models. Thanks for the great question. Take care and happy modeling.

Not at the same time, but I am ambidextrous.

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@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies i'm from NZ (220) and ordered one , I haven't opened it but can you please check if theres a switch to set it to 220?

I doubt that you can switch it to 220.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies I cant see it in the pix but does the plug not indicate 110-220v?

Its autovolt 110-220 😅

That's sad to hear. Mine is still working great.

@RoadsAndRailsHobbies I'm still very tempted to buy

Thank you very much for the kind words.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies your welcome

Hey John. Thin layers of paint tend to dry very quickly. And here's a trick for you. I use the airbrush to help dry the paint faster. I just press down on the trigger and use just air from the airbrush and go over my project to help tack dry the paint so I can keep going. Just Make sure you don't have any paint spitting out of your airbrush if you try it.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies many thanks, Paul.

There is always a little bit of paint in nozzle it will definitely come out when you run cleaner through your airbrush simply because it thins it so much. But I never have a problem. It's only a little bit usually. I have more of a problem with painting accumulating on needle protector. I usually take that off so it doesn't happen.

Thank you very much for the kind words. Just remember that even though airbrushing is not hard ot is still something new that will take time to learn to become comfortable and proficient with. Try not to get frustrated. We all had to start from zero. And remember every mistake is a learning opportunity. Take care and thank you again.

Contact Ovaga. They should make it right.

I don't understand what you mean by a 100 dollar light. I mean yes I used a 3000 dollar laser to cut out the box, but as I even mentioned in my video that it can be cut out by hand. I just happened to use the tools I have. So anyone really could make this.

Thank you for watching and commenting. Here is a link to the strainer I use. amzn.to/3B6FEQU I know it seems like a waste of paint, but if I'm using the super cheap craft paints then it's not that big of a deal. The airbrush specific paints like from Createx are so well made that most of the paint actually goes through the strainer so there is not as much waste. Me personally would rather waste a little paint then take a chance of either clogging up my airbrush because of some chunk of dries paint got into it and then you may very well end up wasting a lot more paint by taking care of that problem, or messing up a project because of some spitting and sputtering as your airbrush tries to clear a clog. Again this just how I feel about. Thanks again for watching and bringing up a great question / comment. Take care.

Thank you so much for the super. I would love to see some of your work sometime.

I have one question for you. Have you filtered your paints before loading them into the airbrush? If you are having serious problems then I would definitely contact Ovaga through their Amazon page. They should make it right.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies That's the only thing I haven't done. But they are airbrush paints. And im not even upset with you I'm just reaching out trying to figure it out before I accept my losses and throw it out.

@markeldamgaard don't throw it out. I hate to see anyone lose money. Send it back or contact them and have it made right.

Yeah. I mention to filter your paints in every airbrushing videos that I create because I think it is that important. Once I started filtering my paints 80 percent of my issues went away.

I watched both videos you were talking about myself before I tried the murdered candy paint job. So yes please tell me what we did wrong if you figure it out. Diecast resurrection made it look so simple.

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@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies omg!!!! Those pricing...😀😍😍😍 I have 4 kids but only 3 cars jejeje my kids are going to be like -> 🙋‍♂️😜😎race weekend!!!

Right. I have 6 cars on pre-order through them right now. Just remember it's 8.99 for shipping when you spend under 100 and 13.99 for 100 and over. So the more you can buy at once the better the deal.

Thank you for the info. I'm sure it's all in the directions somewhere, but who reads directions right. LOL.

Thank you for watching and commenting. Have fun on your new airbrushing adventures....

Thank you very much...

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies Thank you sir. I am not a beginner. I saw a lot of you. But i am picky. From the ones i try to learn the best (other than gastanks what a 6y orld can). I follow a few and still learning. Wish you all the best and keep sharing bro. 🤘🏼🤜🏼🤛🏼

I have not looked to change this nozzle. I do know these airbruses are made for ovaga by Galeria. I'm sure I spelled that wrong. You could try there.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies Cool, thanks for the tip (pun intended)!

Depending on the airbrush. I Usually use .35. However I do use .3 , .5 , and .8

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies i did allot of reserch after i m asked this question. i have a swallowtail with the .7mm fancap. closest thing I could find to it with a cfm rating was a grex airbrush and it required a cfm just above 1 at 60 psi. nice thing about how cfm and pressure work the lower you go with he pressure the higher cfm. so this compressor is able to put out 4cfm at that psi. so really I gues my question now does the air volume of the tank and the duty cycle hold up for near continuous use of your .8?( really I would like 50% up time. i have my eye on this or the 6 gallon would prefer this due to its sound levels I fit could keep up. my current is just a cheep one with a 3 liter tank currently and it spends more time compression then spraying.

@rmfberry261 Well I cannot give you an accurate answer to that. I use my .8 rarely and it is never continuously. I use it once and awhile when I'm clear coating a hot wheel or matchbox car. But the compressor is set to kick on when the air pressure in the tank hits I think 80 PSI and it very quickly gets back up to to 100 PSI.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies well i am going to give it a shot. worse case I will have a compressor for in my room and one eventually for my gerage lol. in the meantime it will be a massive upgrade even with my .4 mm nozzle. thank you for the video and for getting back to me.

Here's a link to where I got mine on Amazon. amzn.to/3T6yjad

Sounds like it's time to add an airbrush to your hobby.....

Oh boy. Tha rabbit hole of model railroading. Be careful. LOL.

Now let me tell you. It's dangerous. This was my first delve into digital slot cars and I now have spent waaaayyyy too much money on this hobby buying more track and cars, and oh man the cars are so detailed.