Joe pulvirenti
Double Actioner
Hi ßtemhank you Shaw have your hands full there any more on the go
Larry Spak
Young Tutorling
IWATA SBS with all the gadgets/Mac valve/ in-line filter/side cups/side bottles/handle from the trigger airbrush jammed into place
Larry Spak
Young Tutorling
Iwata SBS (side intake).
Was interesting to see what others are using. I am not doing good art yet but working on it every day and just keep learning better control and techniques. I have bigger hands and have had 6 surgery's on them so bigger heaver brushes feel better for me.
I guess I have spent to much for my skill level - so here is my collection.
Creos ps-270
Creos ps-289
Creos ps-290
Badger sotar 20/20 Fine needle
Badger sotar 20/20 V Med needle (don't like or use it much)
Badger Patriot 105
Passche Talon
Masters 33 (I don't use it anymore)
Harbor Fright (I don't use it anymore)
I guess I have spent to much for my skill level - so here is my collection.
Creos ps-270
Creos ps-289
Creos ps-290
Badger sotar 20/20 Fine needle
Badger sotar 20/20 V Med needle (don't like or use it much)
Badger Patriot 105
Passche Talon
Masters 33 (I don't use it anymore)
Harbor Fright (I don't use it anymore)
DeadRabbitArt
Gravity Guru
I have the Paasche Talon that I started with over a decade ago. Of course it collected dust for how long. Got a Badger Sotar 2020 last week that I'm really enjoying right now.
I"ve added the Oreos to the voting list so go add your votes..... I don't think it was available in 2012 when the list started
tatocorvette
Mac-Valve Maestro!
Hello,
For 30 years my one and only airbrush has been a Central Pneumatics 1500, sold by Harbor Freight Tools. I mail ordered it in 1993. It was made in Korea and is basically a knockoff of the Badger 150. Very similar design. Surprisingly reliable for 30 years and counting. Of course, I take good care of it and religiously take it apart and clean after each and every use.
I typically use it without the back handle.
Thanks,
Ismael
For 30 years my one and only airbrush has been a Central Pneumatics 1500, sold by Harbor Freight Tools. I mail ordered it in 1993. It was made in Korea and is basically a knockoff of the Badger 150. Very similar design. Surprisingly reliable for 30 years and counting. Of course, I take good care of it and religiously take it apart and clean after each and every use.
I typically use it without the back handle.
Thanks,
Ismael
2Diverse
Crazed Brushaholic
I"ve added the Oreos to the voting list so go add your votes..... I don't think it was available in 2012 when the list started
Oreos? Are we getting cookies? Yum
My guess it was either auto-correct or a Freudian slip.
2Diverse
Crazed Brushaholic
I don't use a spell check. That's why I sometines spel werds inncorectly.
Well I do actually. There is a red squiggly line under my misspelled words to show me it's misspelled. If I right click on it it has usually 3 possible words spelled correcly to pick from. I can click the one I want if I choose to change it. It doesn't auto correct for me though. I've always found that auto correct can make for some very interesting sentences.
Well I do actually. There is a red squiggly line under my misspelled words to show me it's misspelled. If I right click on it it has usually 3 possible words spelled correcly to pick from. I can click the one I want if I choose to change it. It doesn't auto correct for me though. I've always found that auto correct can make for some very interesting sentences.
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sky_drifter
Double Actioner
The six which are normally mounted on my desk: Olympos Custom Special, Olympos Micron x2 (0.18 and 0.23), Iwata HP-BH, H&S Infinity 0,2, Paasche AB Turbo
