erwin de pan
Mac-Valve Maestro!
An article about Gabbert from a 1999 magazine.I used google lens to translate it.
Nice airbrush
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An article about Gabbert from a 1999 magazine.I used google lens to translate it.
Nice airbrush
erwin de pan
Mac-Valve Maestro!
When I was looking. Between my old magazines I also came across this.
2Diverse
Stick a fork in him, he's done.
Good article erwin. The buyers guide is hany to have. Thank you for posting, and translating
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2Diverse
Stick a fork in him, he's done.
Beautiful brush Dave. And yes, I now see the resemblance
. Thank you for posting the pic.
erwin de pan
Mac-Valve Maestro!
JLP airbrush.
Another 1 with multiple modules
Never heard of it again.
Another 1 with multiple modules
Never heard of it again.
2Diverse
Stick a fork in him, he's done.
This is the one that started it all.
My avatar is a 1973 Harley-Davidson that I purchased in 1975. I had wanted a new machine but the H-D factory was on strike and there were none available at the dealerships. I found the bike as it looks in downtown Pittsburgh from a newspaper ad.
It was custom painted. I wanted to learn how to do that. I first purchased a Badger model 250. There was an ad on the back of the custom painting book I bought to learn from. Turns out the 250 is not an airbrush, even by Badger's definition. It is a mini spray gun. It sprays paint. I used it about a year. I had a brother-in-law who worked for a company that sold Binks airbrushes. I bought this Wren model B.
Being the handle is some type of nylon I would use it as my stir stick. The brush has been dropped on it's nose so often the air cap is no longer round, hard to get a good pic. Trust me, it ain't round no more. I used it for about 35 years then put it out to stud. You may be beginning to see what that turned into.
This is the book I learned from. It is a Badger book written by Carl Caiati. The painter demonstrating the techniques was Ron Finch of Finch's Custom Cycle fame.
1970s custom paint is still my favorite.
.My avatar is a 1973 Harley-Davidson that I purchased in 1975. I had wanted a new machine but the H-D factory was on strike and there were none available at the dealerships. I found the bike as it looks in downtown Pittsburgh from a newspaper ad.
It was custom painted. I wanted to learn how to do that. I first purchased a Badger model 250. There was an ad on the back of the custom painting book I bought to learn from. Turns out the 250 is not an airbrush, even by Badger's definition. It is a mini spray gun. It sprays paint. I used it about a year. I had a brother-in-law who worked for a company that sold Binks airbrushes. I bought this Wren model B.
Being the handle is some type of nylon I would use it as my stir stick. The brush has been dropped on it's nose so often the air cap is no longer round, hard to get a good pic. Trust me, it ain't round no more. I used it for about 35 years then put it out to stud. You may be beginning to see what that turned into
.This is the book I learned from. It is a Badger book written by Carl Caiati. The painter demonstrating the techniques was Ron Finch of Finch's Custom Cycle fame.
1970s custom paint is still my favorite
.
2Diverse
Stick a fork in him, he's done.
I got this one yesterday. I've used two search engines and have found no information on it. It came from Germany so I'm hoping someone on that side of the pond might have heard of it or know something about them.
Comet 200 made by, or sold by, Honsell Airbrush.
They did offer a Comet 300 which has a C cup.
Comet 200 made by, or sold by, Honsell Airbrush.
They did offer a Comet 300 which has a C cup.
2Diverse
Stick a fork in him, he's done.
Came today:
It's used but I got it at what I believe to be a pretty good price. It came with the instruction book although I did not get the cardboard outer sleeve. That's Ok to me.
This will be my last purchase for a while. I've targeted the Iwata Takumi Eclipse next but that's gonna have to wait.
And I may have done this backwards. I got the Infinity CR Plus first then this one. A bit like buying the best Mercedes than picking up a slightly lesser model. I do think the Evolution Silverline will be a good brush.
It's used but I got it at what I believe to be a pretty good price. It came with the instruction book although I did not get the cardboard outer sleeve. That's Ok to me.
This will be my last purchase for a while. I've targeted the Iwata Takumi Eclipse next but that's gonna have to wait
.And I may have done this backwards. I got the Infinity CR Plus first then this one. A bit like buying the best Mercedes than picking up a slightly lesser model. I do think the Evolution Silverline will be a good brush
.
