Mr.Hobby PS-275 Procon Boy WA Trigger Airbrush Unboxing & Testing
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- You can get this PS-275 here: amzn.to/2hPI521
This is quick unboxing and testing of Mr.Hobby Procon Boy WA Trigger Type airbrush from GSI Creos. The airbrush is dual-action pistol-grip and features .3mm nozzle, tail stopper, removable color cup with lid and bonus features. Among these are air pressure regulator/attachment for Mr.Air canned air supply from Mr.Hobby, a hose and a transition from 1/8 /featured on the airbrush foot/ to the hose connector which is with smaller diameter.
The airbrush is smaller in size compared to the standard airbrushes with pistol-grip design like Sparmax GP series or Iwata Neo TRN. It is comfortable and adding a moisture trap right after the airbrush might come even more handy. The action is smooth and the .3mm nozzle provides wide range of applications.
That, added to the precision of the trigger-style airbrushes helps a lot for those who do not enjoy the airbrushing process and rely on their tools for better precision and less trouble during spray sessions.
Airbrushing with undiluted AMMO by MIG paint is a breeze, as seen in the video. Proper preparation of the paint and slower work will guarantee even better results. The testing is done in that way to present the airbrush in the rawest possible perspective with paint out of the box and rushing through the spray patterns in order to give you just a basic understanding of the PS-275.
At first, the size was looking like something that might be an issue, but within the spray session PS-275 by Mr.Hobby proved to be very comfortable and ergonomic tool, with decent weight and excellent balance. Ps-275 Procon Boy WA is very highly recommended!
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Cool! I just ordered this one from Amazon for $85. I was planning on a 270 but decided to go with the trigger as my last big build led to hand cramps😊
I like that this airbrush has a trigger instead of a spray button because I had a stroke and I have to use my left hand now and the pistol grip feels good to me. All the good things I've heard about the Mr. Hobby airbrushes I can't go wrong!🙂
Thank you for complete and honest review. If the tool is as good as their paints are, it must be a good one. I'll give it a try for large primer, paint and varnish applications. Thank you.
Good review once again Mitko. Thanks mate
Thank you Mark!
Thx for the review Mitko.
+SchweinHund227 my pleasure!
I have a question for you: do you think the sparmax sp35 you pictured, is a better airbrush than this Mr Hobby Creo? I’m asking because I am trying to decide between the two models that you actually pictured in the video, both equal in price. Thanks! Great video 👍🏻
Tamiya and Iwata also have a trigger airbrush similar to the sparmax sp35
very few reviews on this airbrush, I would have preferred to see it at its best with properly thinned paint.
No one buys a an airbrush to use it improperly.
But thanks any way : )
Fair enough!
I do like this airbrush...
+Ian Miller what's not to like? I love it! :)
I love this airbrush but when I realese the trigger it always burst out a lot of paint that can ruin my camouflages etc. Any way to fix it? Is my airbrush not being 100% put togheter last time I took it a part? Or might it be my compressor? Edit I found out its the Vallejo air paints witch demands me to do a take a part cleaning. No problem!
Forgive the delay in watching... life stuff. Excellent review I wonder what the general retail on this is compared to the other pistol grips you mentioned.
This one is cheaper. It is smaller, but not only because of that. Mr.Hobby keep their prices decent.
This, Iwata TR0 or Sparmax GP-35?
will the Iwata handle grip upgrade fit on this airbrush?
+Yhann Torres I don't think so. It is smaller so the overall idea is different. It is interesting when you touch it for the first time
I put the Iwata grip on my PS-275 so it does fit.
Yes fits like original one
Hi I just bought the ps275 which looks so cool. Can I use ps290 grip which place on ps275 completely caz it has not hold comfortably yet, see your comment with highly appreciated.
Hi Mitko
I do like your reviews except one part mate.You doing the effort for a color spray test that is great but you using undiluted colors as you say to "challenge" the airbrush.To my opinion with this way we don't see the potentials of the airbrush and what can achieve.But a struggling effort to get fine lines with gaps.It would be great if you dilute the paints normally so people can have a clear image of what the airbrush you reviewing can do.
Yes. My idea behind all that is: if it can do this with undiluted paint, imagine what would it be like if you set your paint according to your own preference. After all everybody has their own dilution formula. Undiluted on the other hand is what we all get from the store.
@@DNModels but it would be better to see it with other paints diluted properly than just imagining .