Awesome thanks for the info!! Loving the feedbackAir-craft.net are a good supplier in the U.K. they have a good range of products, great pricing and delivery. They carry both Iwata and Creos (Mr Hobby) airbrushes as well as compressors, hoses and accessories. Plus you can call the owner and pick his brains as far as a beginner setup goes.
thats not any compressor i'd ever use,, no tank so it'll most likely be running non-stophttps://graphicair.co.uk/product/iwata-introduction-art-airbrush-set/ looking at this set. Just not sure about the compressor? All comments welcome
The H&S brushes are indeed beautiful, and extremely well made. That said, they are not brushes that I generally advise newbies to start with. I have had and sold quite a few Infinity CR +'s, but keep adding them back to my collection simply because it would be wrong not to have one . I have never gotten used to the ambiguous feel of both the trigger, and paint initiation associated with their build. Nor have I found a way to adjust it out - and trust me, I have tried. As a side note, I do enjoy using some other brushes produced by them, like the Grafo, and Hansa. The Hansa probably being my favorite because it is the shortest. The trigger system on these is also something I would not recommend to someone just starting out - you do not push them down for air, just draw them back.Too many choices hard to pick ! Just seen the harder - Steenbeck evolution cr plus 2 in 1. Looks alright to be honest!!
Shark? I thought it was a guppy .That shark is amazing
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