Was not expecting it to be that affordable! I still like how my setup is but this is a great alternative for people who don't or can't have a proper ventilated set up. No excuses! Go paint!
😮Bruh😮 4Real-4Real its surprising. As a general contractor I painted the interior of homes and businesses a hundred times. Recently I jumped up on a ladder to help my boy finish an exterior paint job. _Then the wind blew_ 🌬️🖌️ and the dam paint blew off my brush on to a basement window below 😂 the window had previously been sprayed with something to protect it I guess because it came right off but between the wind/sun/shade/rain/moisture/etc... *It's definitely a whole different animal to paint outside*
Fantastic....Fantastic little system, can't believe how awesome it sprays and for the price you can't beat it. This little system is perfect for someone who is just getting into Airbrushing and not be overwhelmed, or intimidated by the price, size, and complexity of some systems. It's also a great add on for more experienced painters who are wanting an affordable and quality backup.
@@snugglylovemuffin AWESOME Welcome back to the hobby friend, soo much has changed since I started building 35 yrs ago. This is by far the best channel, everyone is soo friendly and willing to share tips, tricks, and advice so if you have any questions feel free to ask, with all the subscribers some1 is bound to have the answer 😀 😊
I bought this airbrush after this review. I was very pleased how it worked, but only when I upgraded to 'real' compressor, I noticed how big a difference it is. This is the perfect airbrush and compressor if you don't know if it's for you, but for me it quite fast showed some issues. Firstly, the compressor is not strong enough, and I had to dilute paints more, I had issues to paint with contrast paints, which were said to be perfect for airbrush. The airbrush was clogging all the time, white primer was unusable, even with heavy dilution. One of batteries 'get loose' and compressor stops working with it, unless I squize it when painting. All of it could be bad luck and faulty product I bought, but after changing to 'proper' compressor, using an airbrush became much better experience. Still, this is perfect to see if airbrushing is for you, and maybe I just had bad luck.
That is the best portable hand held compressor I have seen yet! Really good value for the bundle, too! Thanks again for being so thorough with your testing and reviewing process! It is refreshing and you provide an assurance for the product that no Amazon review/advertisement can.
I just wanna say that as someone just starting to get into the hobby, I've really loved your videos. They're very informative, and really help in researching everything that's out there. I love how you do your videos in real time allowing us to see your genuine reaction to things. You can really feel your passion for the hobby which I personally find really encouraging as a newcomer to it. This video in particular has been really helpful. I'm in an apartment setting so when it comes to airbrushing I've been concerned about noise and space really. I think this may end up being my answer. Thank you for all the amazingly enjoyable and informative content!
I’ve been using an earlier version of this kit which didn’t have the removable battery for over a year with my PS-289 and PS-290 GSI Creos airbrushes. The thing is awesome and I have just recently replaced it with a fortress compressor after watching your review.
I really like your videos, you show honest real time reactions and with all the experience behind you. I wanted to get a small inexpensive airbrush set up as I’m in an apartment and am only going to be doing a few kits to get started. I have been out of the model making game for years. Based on this video I promptly ordered this kit and look forward to getting into airbrushing.
Great Video. I love the idea of this style of system rattle can level of portability with airbrush control without having to use over priced cans of air.
I'm looking to get started with airbrushing and this falls perfectly in my range. Just ordered myself one, now I can go ahead and order my paints/thinners etc and still come in under the $400 it was going to cost me to get a regular setup with a compressor. Absolutely fantastic.
I just got this brush and the portable booth you featured in your other video delivered today . This brought airbrushing within reach for me! I sprayed some spoons with some Tamiya black, I still have some learning to do, but I can already see this is going to be really good. Thanks for finding these and testing them out for us so us low buck people have confidence in what to expect before spending scarce hobby dollars.
I have 2 cordless compressors. One hasn't a name, no hose, airbrush screws onto compressor. Gun has a plunger fitting to operate compressor. OK with solvent paints, especially Alclad lacquers. Not very good with acrylic with the 0.3mm needle. I got a 0.5mm needle which improved the guns paint spraying. Acrylic paint finish was not smooth. The other is the "No Name" brand that came with a hose & gun kit. Works much better, seems to push more air & paint though the gun. I tried No Name compressor with a Greos P275, 0.3mm needle. This combo sprayed twice as much of paint at wide open. Left a smooth finish. I bought the 1st one because there is no electric in my garage. It was for touch up jobs on my bicycle. The one Rex is showing in the video is great because multiple batteries is great to have rather than a built in battery. Don't forget to include cleaner spray time in addition to paint time.
Excellent product test, i have been thinking of getting one since they came out. I have a very small space to build and paint my models, now with this airbrush combo is perfect for me thanks and keep up the reviews.
As of right now (11 Oct 22), Amazon has a 15% off coupon on this item. Not sure how long that'll last. I've been wanting to tinker around with some airbrushing, mainly for priming miniatures, so I've ordered this and we'll see how it goes!
This is the system I got started with. I upgraded to a Neo and a bigger compressor. When the compressor failed, I went back to this portable compressor with the Neo to finish the job.
Just returned to the hobby after many years, and this review hit all the right buttons for me, so I immediately ordered one. I'm super pleased with it, especially for the price. If I ever need more pressure I can just hook up the hose to my "real" compressor, but the portable unit that comes with it works perfectly for the Tamiya and Vallejo acrylics I've sprayed so far. I'm wondering if other tips and needles are available that work with it?
This was this kind of review I was looking for. I just wanted a portable compressor cause I am gonna be living in a smaller place with not so good insulation and I usually paint late at night. This kit is amazing with all the features it includes. Definitely a good buy for anyone, especially for newcomers to the hobby who might not have too much in term of a budget.
I'm a new modeler and I was on the fence about getting an airbrush until I was half way through my first model. Im Disappointed in the brushing results. I just ordered this from your link. Thank you for the video.
see i alwats heard that these type of setups were total crap. its nice to see that some of them are not... thanks for testing this out! i like the 20 psi too
Thanks for the review, I have looked at these things for a year or more now with so many on the market. This one is not on German Amazon and UK Amazon won't ship to me here so ordered from US Amazon with higher cost of $109.19 and the week delivery but worth it if its as good as it looks in video. It's the only one I have seen with replaceable batteries and can recharge from my solar when out in the mobile home on trips
daaam..that silver is on my wish list!!! that would go great on a car..that shine..omg!!!!!! that's a great air brush..looked fun testing it:) thank you!
Couple things; I love your videos and your extensive knowledge. You are my go to for learning all things airbrush. For those not in the know (I certainly wasn't) the Pledge revive it floor gloss was DISCONTINUED earlier this year. Scalpers got to it and unless there is something equivalent on the market there will be a paywall.
Yea...i found out about n pledge too and can't bring myself to pay the prices people are asking for :( May end up paying for it or going with the E7 chrome protector (which is more $ per mL, but... )
That looks pretty nice. The thing I don't like about most rechargeable airbrushes is having the bulky battery/compressor unit hanging from the airbrush. I might give one of those a go. Cheers!
Seems like a good starter set and it doesn't break the bank!! I'm honestly willing to try it out, thanks for the review Rex. Take care and can't wait for the next one
Pretty sure the airbrush is a Fengda, I have a different model by them and the trigger and back handle are exactly the same. I think i paid $30 for it and it's been outstanding
Super cool, using the hose is good for a more steady air pressure flow, the hose adds a buffer. You mention cleaning your airbrush with Windex, I'd suggest you don't unless it's ammonia free. The ammonia in Windex will eventually eat the chrome on the internals and ruin the airbrush .
After watching your video I decided to purchase this airbrush/compressor combo. The first set I got only had one battery, but I told amazon the problem and they sent me out a new one with two batteries this time. I plan on using it tomorrow and find out if it's as good as I have heard from everybody that's tried it.
@@Gorrano985 Yes I did but the airbrush is just ok. I want to try my more expensive airbrush to improve my paint jobs. My brother likes 1/32 scale slot cars and I plan on making a few unavailable NASCAR slot cars. So wish me luck!
Folks I purchased this unit and I’m very happy with the airbrush. As for the battery, I accidentally pulled the compressor off my table, the battery clip no longer locks into the compressor. My fix for this is putting a toothpick into the side while pushing the battery into place which lock the battery into place. Again this is a great unit for the price just don’t drop it or the battery will no longer lock into the compressor.
That's great to hear you like it. It is a good unit. I have a few extra ones here, if you give me your address and pay for shipping I'll send you a new one. Rex
Ordered mine last week and still waiting for it to ship. I hope I get it EDIT: annnnnd now it's sold out with no ETA even though it would be delivered yesterday up until today lol. Shame it looked like a good thing to try out.
This is really encouraging as a first purchase-- I've not yet gotten into the airbrushing part of the hobby! I wonder if the slightly larger compressor makes this one so much better than the other hand-held cordless ones?
I bought the mr hobby one which works fine for what I use it for just gunpla nice and simple but this makes my imagination go wild with I could do man oh lord.
Nice, the 1 I am using tho is a YF you fu. Mine tho does not have a battery pack nor an extra either it's just 1 piece and does not have a battery indicator either. I might switch over to this brand once I gather a few other things. My brush is Chrome and has a Metallic red to it. Man since I ran into your video's I got like 4 or 5 already in my save for later.
As with any lithium battery, you go past 25% most of the time shortens the battery life by almost half. 50% on a regular basises reduces battery life even more over time. Buy a few more batteries. Use it 25% or less and change out battery charge the first one and so on. They will last for many years if you do it this way. Batteries may out last compressor?
Thanks for the video on the portable spray both I have been looking at them on line didn't think it would work for me but it well iam doing car models and don't do that much spraying but that would work for me Thanks
Have you seen the oasser portable airbrush kit? It comes with a small compressor and a hose. It's $49 which is pretty cheap but it's a workhorse. I have been using it for months now with no issues. You should give it a look would love to hear what you think about it.
Interesting. This looks a lot like the Raywood branded product I saw in a video from Japan. I guess they licensed it and put their name on it, or it's just a generic design and a few companies use it.
I've been using my Iwata CN NEO in both trigger and button valve for a few years now and I'm getting better every day. I need an airbrush with a 0.2mm or smaller needle for painting some minis. Sure, I would love to get an H&S but $$ is really an issue for me as a retired person. What airbrush would you suggest $50-$75 for what I'm looking for? Hey; by the way, I'm a fellow Rhode Islander born and raised in Bristol before I relocated to (Bristol) Vermont 15-16 years ago... I love the fact that I can listen to your accent and really feel like I'm at home listening to an ol' buddy.
That is a really nice set up. I bought the no name airbrush based of your reviews. I don't have a permanent setup so I have to be able to break everything down to store away until my next session. So is it worth purchasing this set, in your opinion, if I already have the No Name?
Thanks for posting another great review video. Seems like a great setup for a portable system. Have you thought of reviewing a Paasche Talon airbrush? Seems to be conspicuous in its absence from your tests. Should be right up there with the Badger Patriot and Iwata Eclipse.
@@barbatosrex9473 That is the one I have. Haven't used the .25 needle nozzle yet but I think the .38 is nice and the .66 drains the cup (with is larger than most others) very quickly. I would like to know how it stacks up against the other airbrushes you have tested.
Paul from NB Canada and I am curious about the LONG TERM to usage of these batteries. Will they last a year or even a month being so cheap? They just seem like a current fad
Do you have a video going over what different types of paints are? I heard you mention acrylic based enamel. But I have no idea what a enamel is compared regular acrylic. I’m sure it’s a simple thing but your so meticulous with you explanations i figured I’d ask.
Let's be honest. For a "throw-away" airbrush it does perform very well. And for the whole kit you might not find a better one at that price. Why "throw-away"? Because in order to keep the cost down, cheap seals are used. And if someone sprays any lacquer, (which you didn't test), it will eat the seals and I couldn't find any replacement parts for this kit airbrush. So once it goes bad, you either have to buy another kit or a more expensive airbrush. It would be nice if they, (the company who makes the airbrush), offer replacement parts for this. This kit though is great for quick, on the spot, painting.
Was not expecting it to be that affordable! I still like how my setup is but this is a great alternative for people who don't or can't have a proper ventilated set up. No excuses! Go paint!
I dont know if you realize how difficult it is to paint outside. That's the dark souls of airbrushing gunpla.
Hey when life gives you lemons, you make sweet gunpla lemonade xD
I just bought something like this to stay out of my wife ageo zone.
😮Bruh😮 4Real-4Real its surprising. As a general contractor I painted the interior of homes and businesses a hundred times. Recently I jumped up on a ladder to help my boy finish an exterior paint job. _Then the wind blew_ 🌬️🖌️ and the dam paint blew off my brush on to a basement window below 😂 the window had previously been sprayed with something to protect it I guess because it came right off but between the wind/sun/shade/rain/moisture/etc...
*It's definitely a whole different animal to paint outside*
I'm on it Boss!
Huh, that's seriously impressive! I did not expect it to work so well! Not to mention how much space you save and the portability of it!
Fantastic....Fantastic little system, can't believe how awesome it sprays and for the price you can't beat it. This little system is perfect for someone who is just getting into Airbrushing and not be overwhelmed, or intimidated by the price, size, and complexity of some systems. It's also a great add on for more experienced painters who are wanting an affordable and quality backup.
That's exactly where I'm at, last time I built a model I was 13 lol. So excited to buy one of these
@@snugglylovemuffin AWESOME Welcome back to the hobby friend, soo much has changed since I started building 35 yrs ago. This is by far the best channel, everyone is soo friendly and willing to share tips, tricks, and advice so if you have any questions feel free to ask, with all the subscribers some1 is bound to have the answer 😀 😊
I bought this airbrush after this review. I was very pleased how it worked, but only when I upgraded to 'real' compressor, I noticed how big a difference it is. This is the perfect airbrush and compressor if you don't know if it's for you, but for me it quite fast showed some issues. Firstly, the compressor is not strong enough, and I had to dilute paints more, I had issues to paint with contrast paints, which were said to be perfect for airbrush. The airbrush was clogging all the time, white primer was unusable, even with heavy dilution. One of batteries 'get loose' and compressor stops working with it, unless I squize it when painting. All of it could be bad luck and faulty product I bought, but after changing to 'proper' compressor, using an airbrush became much better experience. Still, this is perfect to see if airbrushing is for you, and maybe I just had bad luck.
Great video. I remember 40 years ago using the old testors plastic air brush with the air can😂😂. How times have changed.
That is the best portable hand held compressor I have seen yet! Really good value for the bundle, too! Thanks again for being so thorough with your testing and reviewing process! It is refreshing and you provide an assurance for the product that no Amazon review/advertisement can.
I'm doing my best, thanks for the feedback
@@barbatosrex9473 I would have to say that your best is more than sufficient.
I just wanna say that as someone just starting to get into the hobby, I've really loved your videos. They're very informative, and really help in researching everything that's out there. I love how you do your videos in real time allowing us to see your genuine reaction to things. You can really feel your passion for the hobby which I personally find really encouraging as a newcomer to it. This video in particular has been really helpful. I'm in an apartment setting so when it comes to airbrushing I've been concerned about noise and space really. I think this may end up being my answer. Thank you for all the amazingly enjoyable and informative content!
I’ve been using an earlier version of this kit which didn’t have the removable battery for over a year with my PS-289 and PS-290 GSI Creos airbrushes.
The thing is awesome and I have just recently replaced it with a fortress compressor after watching your review.
I just had to watch this video for a 2nd time because of how fantastic this system really is
I really like your videos, you show honest real time reactions and with all the experience behind you. I wanted to get a small inexpensive airbrush set up as I’m in an apartment and am only going to be doing a few kits to get started. I have been out of the model making game for years. Based on this video I promptly ordered this kit and look forward to getting into airbrushing.
I'm still using this compressor! It's what got me into airbrushing. Still works well except it can get a little hot if I use it for too long
Great Video. I love the idea of this style of system rattle can level of portability with airbrush control without having to use over priced cans of air.
Love the cleaning tip using the pipette. Good stuff
Thank you my friend
I'm looking to get started with airbrushing and this falls perfectly in my range. Just ordered myself one, now I can go ahead and order my paints/thinners etc and still come in under the $400 it was going to cost me to get a regular setup with a compressor. Absolutely fantastic.
How did it work for you? I am debating getting one of these myself
I just got this brush and the portable booth you featured in your other video delivered today . This brought airbrushing within reach for me! I sprayed some spoons with some Tamiya black, I still have some learning to do, but I can already see this is going to be really good. Thanks for finding these and testing them out for us so us low buck people have confidence in what to expect before spending scarce hobby dollars.
Thank you very much for sharing this amazing little system. Everyone keep yourselves and love ones safe and healthy and remember to SMILE 😃 😊
I have 2 cordless compressors. One hasn't a name, no hose, airbrush screws onto compressor. Gun has a plunger fitting to operate compressor. OK with solvent paints, especially Alclad lacquers. Not very good with acrylic with the 0.3mm needle. I got a 0.5mm needle which improved the guns paint spraying. Acrylic paint finish was not smooth. The other is the "No Name" brand that came with a hose & gun kit. Works much better, seems to push more air & paint though the gun. I tried No Name compressor with a Greos P275, 0.3mm needle. This combo sprayed twice as much of paint at wide open. Left a smooth finish.
I bought the 1st one because there is no electric in my garage. It was for touch up jobs on my bicycle. The one Rex is showing in the video is great because multiple batteries is great to have rather than a built in battery. Don't forget to include cleaner spray time in addition to paint time.
Excellent product test, i have been thinking of getting one since they came out. I have a very small space to build and paint my models, now with this airbrush combo is perfect for me thanks and keep up the reviews.
As of right now (11 Oct 22), Amazon has a 15% off coupon on this item. Not sure how long that'll last. I've been wanting to tinker around with some airbrushing, mainly for priming miniatures, so I've ordered this and we'll see how it goes!
Just ordered mine! Thanks for sharing the knowledge! I was going to purchase a no-name compressor last night but decided to wait for this video :)
I think i found my first airbrush Thanks Rex
This is the system I got started with. I upgraded to a Neo and a bigger compressor. When the compressor failed, I went back to this portable compressor with the Neo to finish the job.
My man, I am so glad you did this review! I've been looking at buying one because I have very limited space. Thank you!
Just returned to the hobby after many years, and this review hit all the right buttons for me, so I immediately ordered one. I'm super pleased with it, especially for the price. If I ever need more pressure I can just hook up the hose to my "real" compressor, but the portable unit that comes with it works perfectly for the Tamiya and Vallejo acrylics I've sprayed so far. I'm wondering if other tips and needles are available that work with it?
What an amazing deal. I had no idea they made portable compressors like this.
This thing is awesome.
This looks pretty cool. Might be something I look into for taking to work for down time priming and things.
This was this kind of review I was looking for. I just wanted a portable compressor cause I am gonna be living in a smaller place with not so good insulation and I usually paint late at night. This kit is amazing with all the features it includes. Definitely a good buy for anyone, especially for newcomers to the hobby who might not have too much in term of a budget.
Damn, this seems like the bang for your buck airbrush set that I've been waiting for!
It's great. It's an easy purchase, I highly recommend it
@@barbatosrex9473 looks awesome! Wonder if there's a portable with adjustable airflow (like up to 30 psi)?
Seems great for when you want to do rock chip repair.
These are the future for mini painting imo.
This thing is awesome for sure
I'm a new modeler and I was on the fence about getting an airbrush until I was half way through my first model. Im Disappointed in the brushing results. I just ordered this from your link. Thank you for the video.
I wanna start building models again in my dorm room when the winter comes around . Will definitely be picking this up
Wow! I was not expecting it to work so well! It's in my wish list now!!
That's a really impressive combo for that amount of money.
It's a great unit and we'll worth the price
see i alwats heard that these type of setups were total crap. its nice to see that some of them are not... thanks for testing this out! i like the 20 psi too
Nice, I got one for a gift. Like the portability of the unit. Definitely like this style.
An interesting product, might have to look at one for myself for those quick brush jobs
Thanks for the review, I have looked at these things for a year or more now with so many on the market. This one is not on German Amazon and UK Amazon won't ship to me here so ordered from US Amazon with higher cost of $109.19 and the week delivery but worth it if its as good as it looks in video. It's the only one I have seen with replaceable batteries and can recharge from my solar when out in the mobile home on trips
I’ve been wanting to try to get into airbrushing my Gunplas. I think I will try this out.
That legit surpassed my expectations.
Me too
Thanks so much for this review. I think I'm going to buy it and jump into air brushing my gunpla kits.
i think i am about to get this as my first airbrush based on this review, thanks Rex
daaam..that silver is on my wish list!!! that would go great on a car..that shine..omg!!!!!! that's a great air brush..looked fun testing it:) thank you!
Couple things; I love your videos and your extensive knowledge. You are my go to for learning all things airbrush. For those not in the know (I certainly wasn't) the Pledge revive it floor gloss was DISCONTINUED earlier this year. Scalpers got to it and unless there is something equivalent on the market there will be a paywall.
Yea...i found out about n pledge too and can't bring myself to pay the prices people are asking for :(
May end up paying for it or going with the E7 chrome protector (which is more $ per mL, but... )
Thats pretty great for pepole that dont use the airbrush a lot or dont have a place to have a permanent setup
That looks pretty nice.
The thing I don't like about most rechargeable airbrushes is having the bulky battery/compressor unit hanging from the airbrush.
I might give one of those a go. Cheers!
Seems like a good starter set and it doesn't break the bank!! I'm honestly willing to try it out, thanks for the review Rex. Take care and can't wait for the next one
Where did u hear the price, maybe I missed it, check the description but no price was listed, thanks
What a nice review! Can't believe how portable that would be. Thank you Barbatos Rex! Keep em coming!
Man, this is a nice looking starter. I need to replace my beghiner setup, as it's so jank.
I feel like they should also sell a belt holster accessory.
Pretty sure the airbrush is a Fengda, I have a different model by them and the trigger and back handle are exactly the same. I think i paid $30 for it and it's been outstanding
Yooo! I really like the Last mini portable set-up station Really opened My eye's! ty
Might have to get this.... as it's the cost of 2 spray cans.... and it'll last a lot longer for priming!
I like the way you work. Thanks for the reviews, a little of fun.
That is amazing! Definitely adding this to my wish list!
With a nice 3D printer and this, you can really make some cool stuff.
WOW 😮!!! I really like this Portable Airbrush Set-Up. I like Military and Gundam kits, what paint brands should i be looking at?
Thanks for letting us see it do it’s thing
Super cool, using the hose is good for a more steady air pressure flow, the hose adds a buffer. You mention cleaning your airbrush with Windex, I'd suggest you don't unless it's ammonia free. The ammonia in Windex will eventually eat the chrome on the internals and ruin the airbrush .
That's what I have here,, ammonia free. But the regular one is fine in moderation, you'd have to use aot of it to have an effect
I bought one last week similar product but different brand.works well my battery lasted me 1 hr 55 minutes though
After watching your video I decided to purchase this airbrush/compressor combo. The first set I got only had one battery, but I told amazon the problem and they sent me out a new one with two batteries this time. I plan on using it tomorrow and find out if it's as good as I have heard from everybody that's tried it.
Did u try it?
@@Gorrano985 Yes I did but the airbrush is just ok. I want to try my more expensive airbrush to improve my paint jobs. My brother likes 1/32 scale slot cars and I plan on making a few unavailable NASCAR slot cars. So wish me luck!
Thanks for this great review. I think it's helped me find my first airbrush.
i have one, i mostly use it for when a kit i like has a horrible color out the box, like a bad gold, or if i prefer my own color to the original!
Been waiting for a review of these mini kits, thanks for posting
Trying to source this in the UK. Not on Amazon UK site. Great product
Looks like a convenient airbrush kit
Folks I purchased this unit and I’m very happy with the airbrush. As for the battery, I accidentally pulled the compressor off my table, the battery clip no longer locks into the compressor. My fix for this is putting a toothpick into the side while pushing the battery into place which lock the battery into place.
Again this is a great unit for the price just don’t drop it or the battery will no longer lock into the compressor.
That's great to hear you like it. It is a good unit. I have a few extra ones here, if you give me your address and pay for shipping I'll send you a new one. Rex
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Hey Bubba thanks so much there’s no reason for that. The toothpick work great.
Thanks again.
Dave
Great review Thank You for sharing ! Hope you have a great week !
Excellent! Even though I have 3 pro brushes, I need to pick one up. Thanks!
Ordered mine last week and still waiting for it to ship. I hope I get it EDIT: annnnnd now it's sold out with no ETA even though it would be delivered yesterday up until today lol. Shame it looked like a good thing to try out.
Just ordered using your link! And a 15 dollar coupon?? Thanks for the vid and heads-up!😁👍💨💨
Try putting a mac valve on this thing and sounds like a perfect brush for spraying outside.
This is really encouraging as a first purchase-- I've not yet gotten into the airbrushing part of the hobby!
I wonder if the slightly larger compressor makes this one so much better than the other hand-held cordless ones?
totally buying it for my COPICs with the affiliate link. Thanks!
Having the charging port on the battery itself is an interesting design.
I bought the mr hobby one which works fine for what I use it for just gunpla nice and simple but this makes my imagination go wild with I could do man oh lord.
Nice, the 1 I am using tho is a YF you fu. Mine tho does not have a battery pack nor an extra either it's just 1 piece and does not have a battery indicator either. I might switch over to this brand once I gather a few other things. My brush is Chrome and has a Metallic red to it. Man since I ran into your video's I got like 4 or 5 already in my save for later.
As with any lithium battery, you go past 25% most of the time shortens the battery life by almost half. 50% on a regular basises reduces battery life even more over time. Buy a few more batteries. Use it 25% or less and change out battery charge the first one and so on. They will last for many years if you do it this way. Batteries may out last compressor?
That's a pretty cool little compressor
Thanks for the video on the portable spray both I have been looking at them on line didn't think it would work for me but it well iam doing car models and don't do that much spraying but that would work for me Thanks
Have you seen the oasser portable airbrush kit? It comes with a small compressor and a hose. It's $49 which is pretty cheap but it's a workhorse. I have been using it for months now with no issues. You should give it a look would love to hear what you think about it.
That green would look great on an Aston Martin.
For beginners its a good choice.
Interesting. This looks a lot like the Raywood branded product I saw in a video from Japan. I guess they licensed it and put their name on it, or it's just a generic design and a few companies use it.
I've been using my Iwata CN NEO in both trigger and button valve for a few years now and I'm getting better every day. I need an airbrush with a 0.2mm or smaller needle for painting some minis. Sure, I would love to get an H&S but $$ is really an issue for me as a retired person. What airbrush would you suggest $50-$75 for what I'm looking for? Hey; by the way, I'm a fellow Rhode Islander born and raised in Bristol before I relocated to (Bristol) Vermont 15-16 years ago... I love the fact that I can listen to your accent and really feel like I'm at home listening to an ol' buddy.
Another great video and review, keep up the good work.
That is a really nice set up. I bought the no name airbrush based of your reviews. I don't have a permanent setup so I have to be able to break everything down to store away until my next session. So is it worth purchasing this set, in your opinion, if I already have the No Name?
Really nice. Got me to subscribe. Look forward to more videos
Thanks for posting another great review video. Seems like a great setup for a portable system.
Have you thought of reviewing a Paasche Talon airbrush? Seems to be conspicuous in its absence from your tests. Should be right up there with the Badger Patriot and Iwata Eclipse.
I have one in my cart but at $150 I've been hesitant to pull the trigger. It's the box set with extra sized nozzles
@@barbatosrex9473 That is the one I have. Haven't used the .25 needle nozzle yet but I think the .38 is nice and the .66 drains the cup (with is larger than most others) very quickly. I would like to know how it stacks up against the other airbrushes you have tested.
nice airbrusher and paint good job
Paul from NB Canada and I am curious about the LONG TERM to usage of these batteries. Will they last a year or even a month being so cheap? They just seem like a current fad
Do you have a video going over what different types of paints are? I heard you mention acrylic based enamel. But I have no idea what a enamel is compared regular acrylic. I’m sure it’s a simple thing but your so meticulous with you explanations i figured I’d ask.
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Great review, I just ordered one...😂
cool if your on the travel and still wanna paint i guess
Awesome! Thank you!
This really is a great set. I was shocked how good it was
Let's be honest. For a "throw-away" airbrush it does perform very well. And for the whole kit you might not find a better one at that price.
Why "throw-away"? Because in order to keep the cost down, cheap seals are used. And if someone sprays any lacquer, (which you didn't test), it will eat the seals and I couldn't find any replacement parts for this kit airbrush. So once it goes bad, you either have to buy another kit or a more expensive airbrush.
It would be nice if they, (the company who makes the airbrush), offer replacement parts for this.
This kit though is great for quick, on the spot, painting.
I have one of these! It is great!
What a pleasant surprise!
On the fence of grabbing this for my first airbrush, after one year how do you feel about it?
It'd held up pretty well. You can get a superior set up for just over a $100 though. Let me know if your interested in that