11-22-2004, 02:54 AM
Andy
There is so many types of airbrushes out there, I started with a badger then moved onto a Iwata, I also have a Paschee & it is not bad for moving thick paint pigments, I just got a Iwata Revolution & it is now my favorite brush, you can get some great effects from it. There is high end airbrushes that will perform great but it is really how you use the brush. Alot of artist\'s have more then one brush, I suggest an Iwata but that is only because I love mine, Paschee is a great brush as well & alot of artist use it. As for compressor\'s just go to your local hardware store & get a couple gallon tank, those little airbrush compressors are not the greatest, you can get small one\'s where you can set the PSI & what not, it really depends on your budget. I just have a 5 gallon tank compressor from walmart & does the job for me, just shop around. I would say go with an Iwata Revolution you can\'t go wrong with that brush & it is pretty cheap as well.
Good luck,
Bob.
There is so many types of airbrushes out there, I started with a badger then moved onto a Iwata, I also have a Paschee & it is not bad for moving thick paint pigments, I just got a Iwata Revolution & it is now my favorite brush, you can get some great effects from it. There is high end airbrushes that will perform great but it is really how you use the brush. Alot of artist\'s have more then one brush, I suggest an Iwata but that is only because I love mine, Paschee is a great brush as well & alot of artist use it. As for compressor\'s just go to your local hardware store & get a couple gallon tank, those little airbrush compressors are not the greatest, you can get small one\'s where you can set the PSI & what not, it really depends on your budget. I just have a 5 gallon tank compressor from walmart & does the job for me, just shop around. I would say go with an Iwata Revolution you can\'t go wrong with that brush & it is pretty cheap as well.
Good luck,
Bob.