Master Performance G233 Pro Set Master Airbrush Gun with 3 Nozzle Sets (0.2, 0.3 & 0.5mm Needles, Fluid Tips and Air Caps) - Dual-Action Gravity Feed Airbrush, 1/3 oz Cup, Cutaway Handle

La cajita estropeada pero el aerógrafo esta genial. Y todo el contenido estaba en el paquete.Ya lo de la cajita es cuestión de mensajería.Pero me pareció muy buen producto. Muy bien elaborado y con accesorios muy útiles.

I have a iwata neo and it just wasn't working out. It's twice this price point by the way. It clogs super easy and has just tons of issues. Hard as hell to clean as well. I figured I would give this a chance and glad I did. I paint models. I tried the .5 needle and .3. Too loose for my application but .3 almost worked. .2 is what I am used to. .3 would splatter paint a bit and not allow for precision. I switched to the .2 and it's precision is really good. I'm actually shocked how good it is. I thought it would splatter and be difficult to clean etc. I thought major compromise going from an iwata to this. Actually the opposite. It's better than my iwata ever was. It moves pain and air much better than the iwata. Iwata always needed to run at higher psi and again...super prone to jamming. This design seems to be superior. It's not as tight of tolerance most likely but news flash...paint dries fast when being pushed with air. You don't want the tolerance too tight or you won't get paint out. Yeah Iwata...pay attention. This airbrush is absolutely worth the money and then some. Buy it.

Great airbrush, especially as a second one for beginners, really good

I love this gun! It is the 3rd one Ive purchased! It comes with 3 different size needles and tips. The quality is amazing and the cap holds the perfect amount of paint for most of my projects. My only complaint would be that the cap/bowl is not removable. Its very easy to take apart and clean as well as put together! I dont think ill ever buy another brand of air brush gun!

I've used alot of different brushes from top of the line to budgetThe Master Airbrush line stands up to all of em.

I have mixed feelings about the Master Airbrush G233. I purchased this to supplement my Paasche airbrushes, and to experiment with a gravity fed brush. For the price of $30 my expectations were on the questionable side of "Did I waste 30 Dollars?" When I got the air brush, I did some test shots on a few pieces of plastic card I had lying around and, to my surprise, the airbrush did wonderfully. I primarily paint with Lacquer or Enamel based paints, and this brush would spray both very well, provided they were thinned to the correct amount. I quickly noticed that the spray pattern was quite a bit less than I expected, so I swapped the needle and the nozzle out for the .5 mm option and had great success thereafter. As I used the brush more and more, I noticed the spray was starting to get uneven and eventually it just stopped all together. I disassembled the airbrush to see what was going on, but to my surprise there were no immediate clogs or issues with anything. I was a bit puzzled by this, so I inspected the needle and noticed that it had a slight bend in it which would explain the irregular spray pattern. It was also quite interesting that the needle was extremely flexible, as if it was made out of some sort of soft steel. Most other paint guns and air brushes I have had in the past use stainless steel needles or tool steel needles. I looked to see how much a new set of Nozzles and Needles would be, but I quickly discovered that the cost to replace all three needles and nozzles is the same as buying a brand new air brush all together. Furthermore, the general feel of the brush seems to be a bit more rugged compared to other brands or other styles. It can be a bit uncomfortable to use at times, and you have to thin down paint so much (way more than what is generally recommended for air brush use) in order for it to flow correctly. Removing the needle and other consumable parts to clean can be a but cumbersome as well. If you are looking for a cheap air brush to get started, or you want a cheap disposable air brush to try out I would recommend this. If you are a modeler or artist who will be using this air brush to to intricate paint jobs, I would suggest staying away from it and stick with some of the higher end offerings from Master, or going with Iwata or Badger.

I am by no means a 'professional' painter but this is the second brush I've purchased this year and the difference between this product and the other I purchased is like night and day! The first was part of a kit that was roughly the same price, with a small pump included, as this brush.I have NO issues getting this brush to push paint at all, which was a major issue with the previous device. It's also much easier to clean, having the non-removable cup, as the drain hole for the paint is much larger and I can look down in the hole and see the needle. I can also see if there is still paint surrounding the needle and about how much which makes cleanup much simpler.HIGHLY recommend paying the extra $ for this brush as opposed to a cheaper device especially if you need to paint more precisely.

This is a great airbrush.......cheap price but works as good as some of my more expensive ones....thinking about buying a few more for different needle sizes