Badger 100 & 150

[JHM]

I'm still very new to airbrushing, but I thought I would post this information any how. I'm on disability and can't spend a lot of money on airbrushes, so after some research I decided to buy a Badger 150. I got a great deal on a kit that has all three needles and nozzles. I then ordered a Badger 100 G. These airbrushes have interchangeable parts.
I now have the equivalent to 6 airbrushes for the price of two. I was messing around with the 100 with the fine needle and thinned Createx and got some nice thin lines. Now all I have to do is practice.

 

[flycatchr]

practice and have fun

 

[airbrushingferret]

those are actualy some nie airbrushes I had problems with my 150 and i never sent it in but when i did get it to work with the fine needle it was almost like my velocity

 

[AndreZA]

Very cool JHM. They will last you a lifetime. The only drawback with those guns are the closed needle cap. You have to unscrew it to clean the needle from tip dry. To make those great guns even better, especially the 100G, you can fit some Sotar parts.

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