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Thanks for all the input guys I really appreciate it. Some awsome ideas and view. Cant wait to get started on my first airbrush project, Soon as I can make my mind up..Arrgg

Hadn't looked to hard at compressors yet.. But from what I have read, In theory any will work but the tank type are better correct? Sorry Airbrush noob here. As you don't get as much splattering. There going to be my birthday present. So I cant spend a complete fortune :( hers is two days after...

Thanks for the comments. They are indeed HO. Love it or hate it graffiti is all around us, And you have to admire some of the artwork. I just moved into a new house and have a huge barn I plan on setting up a railroad in just need the time. These were both copied from real world prototypes...

Also I'm thinking either Badger 150 or this guy. http://thayerandchandlerairbrush.com/Images/Omni%204000.jpg

Re: Begginers airbrush. The Battle of Britain one. I've always loved that time period. Reminds me of being at my Grans house in London, listening to her war stories when I was younger.

Re: Begginers airbrush. Cool thanks. I notice a lot of you guys using gravity fed brushes are there any big advantages to using those as opposed to bottom cup type. PS. Love the GB wish i wasn't to late to join but its certainly given me some inspiration.

So I've been doing some looking around for a new airbrush. What do you guys recommend for a decent not to expensive airbrush I'm looking around 70 maybe 80 bucks. I know I want a dual action. What kind of paints do you guys recommend? My options are pretty limited around here, Testors acrylics...

Hey there, I've been browsing the forums for a week or so now and finally feel its time to say hello.. So Hello! I'm Simon and I'm originally from London, UK. I now live in upstate NY with my wife and son. I was an avid modeler from pretty much 10 till 20 now after taking a 10 year...