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Jennifer Franklin
Very nice work! You're back in the groove already. How did you do the tree? Is that lichen?

Richard Davidson
Yes Jennifer I have a bunch from my wife's school garden 😉

Jennifer Franklin
I'll have to remember that it works well.

gorby
Like I said, every modeller has their own idea what the ideal airbrush is. I and many others love H&S airbrushes, so please don't take the recommendation of one person. I would say that if you do decide to go for Iwata (and there's no reason not to) avoid the Neo as it isn't built to the same standard as as the others in the range, mine only lasted five months.

Mark de Boer
I got back into modeling almost a year ago when i was ill at home and was fedd up with tv. I used to build models in my teens and painted them with revell enamel paints so now i wanted to go start airbrushing.
I bought an airbrush for 100 euro's, Master G-233 with a 0.3 and a 0.2 needle included.
First wanted to try out with a not so expensive one before buying an high end one.
I realy like the Master G- 233, it does it's job very well and i have been using it for almost 1 year now.
Recently i bought an Fenda FE-180K for 25 Euro's with a 0,2 needle and a 0,3 needle included for having an extra airbrush handy withouth having to take apart the airbrush im using to do something else in the meantime.
I did not expect the cheap Fengda FE-180K to perform especially well but i must say that i am realy impressed with how it performs.
It might even outperform the Master, but that can also be the smaller needle witch i seem to prefer.

Jennifer Franklin
Yes, welcome to Scalemates. Good for you to get back into modeling after a 30-year gap.

Richard Davidson
Thank you