A new or tuned Cm / sb ??

[erwin de pan]

A new or tuned Cm / sb ??
The first time I came across this airbrush was at the F.B of Marissa.
The 2nd time was with Gerald Mendez.
They don't want ,or can't say anything about it.
Only that the control has improved.
It looks promising. It could be a new K33 or something from iwatta itself.

 

[Jonathon]

That's awesome

 

[DaveG]

Marissa never showed a brush to speculate about, while there is nothing visibly different about Gerald's CM-SB... I would venture a guess at either a new needle/nozzle/nozzle cap combo for the micron series, or in Gerald's case i would not rule out a new paint, or reducer...

 

[Mr.Micron]

In Marissa's case it maybe something Eddy is working on being she does say it is a prototype airbrush that may never go into mass production.
While Gerald kind of shows it is an sb model of some kind.
Kind of like how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop the world may never know unless it actually goes into production.

 

[Jonathon]

Are there 2 needles protruding out of the airbrush in that last picture?


Nevermind....shadow.....

 

[Vladimir]

What's shown on the photo does not look like smth revolutionary
As Dave already said, "either a new needle/nozzle/nozzle cap combo for the micron series", it's not possible to say more just looking at the photo.

OK! Withing some days I'll take some pictures and will show smth new In reality I already have the results for some time, but haven't had any time to take some photos, too busy... Now this thread says that the time has come to find some time to switch on the camera

 

[Ronald art]

In Marissa's case it maybe something Eddy is working on being she does say it is a prototype airbrush that may never go into mass production.
While Gerald kind of shows it is an sb model of some kind.
Kind of like how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop the world may never know unless it actually goes into production.

Eddy never worked on a micron Zsolt did all the work and he is declared bankrupt ages ago , I have seen the prototype airbrush Marissa talks about and it is based on the CM SB

 

[SiRoxx]

It’ll be interesting to see what it ends up being.


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[jord001]

I remember reading some stuff about a 0.1 micron several years ago on an old forum I frequented. I think it was 2012 same year I did the Marissa portrait course. The K33 came after that but we never heard about the super micron again as far as I lnow. Maybe it's something down the same line??

Lee

 

[erwin de pan]

Eddy Wouters Has certainly worked on a micron.
He has his own tuned micron.
But it never came into production.

 

[Leakyvalve]

I can't remember the first time I seen the supposed release of some sort of "super" micron, but it's been brought up for at least a decade or more. Nothing ever materialized even though it would pop up now and then from different people. Promises and hopes.
I guess the K33 is closest thing, but I have a hard time believing the current .18 Microns are holding people back and if they could only get their hands on the .12 adamantium edition they would be airbrushing superstars.

 

[erwin de pan]

I agree with you.
You will not become a better driver if you are in a supper car.
But I would still like to have one.

 

[Chris the Cabbie]

From the pics, looks like the only new items are probably the needle and fluid nozzle. As stated earlier, an improved Micron will not make you a better painter, it's either in you or it 'aint. That's all there is to it. A standard Micron with V2 parts is a pretty nice combination and sufficient for anyone's needs, unless you want to paint on the head of a pin!
Regards,
Chris the cabbie