Master AirbrushCool Runner II Dual Fan Air Compressor Airbrushing System Kit with 3 Professional Airbrush Sets, 0.2, 0.3 mm Gravity & 0.8 mm Siphon Feed - Hose, Holder, How To Airbrush Learning Guide

So before anything else... I'm pretty sure that they are pre owned box sets. That being said, mine was complete and undamaged.About the compressor; it had a few scratches but worked like a charm. About as loud as an AC unit. Easy to drown out and forget it's on. The pressure adjust dial has a "lock on this setting" feature that is easily missed and quite tough to disable. Once disabled it's easy to adjust the pressure and I'd really recommend studying the machine as I've noticed a lot of other reviews claim it came broken but I think they just didn't notice the dial lock. Quite hard to miss unless you're looking for it. Also has a water trap built in. Seems easy to drain, only time and humidity will tell if I need that.On the hose; it comes with one braided hose. Feels really nice! Quite a quality feel and works great. Good length to keep the compressor on the floor and work on my desk comfortably. (Keep it on the floor for sound and just in case I knock it over it won't fall 3 feet and break)On the airbrushes; as I mainly purchased this kit to paint Warhammer miniatures and the like... I shall be talking about it's performance in that regard. Also, because of it being mainly used for that reason, I didn't use the bottom fed airbrush as I need to change paints quite quickly and frequently and a jar just isn't as effective. The G22 and G25 airbrushes that came with this kit surprised me. The quality and heft feel good in my hand. The first thing I did when I got them out was take them apart, clean them with airbrush cleaner and (most importantly) oil pretty much everything. I disassembled it gently, cleaned it throughout, oiled every fit and joint, oiled the screw parts, oiled the needle, reassembled it and ran cleaner through the cup to clear it of excess oil and then ran water to ready it for paint. Worked flawlessly, no squeaks or scraping parts. I will say it's important to practice how accurate you can be with the spray as you seldom full blast the paint out. A few good youtube videos on how to use them properly is best. I ran diluted acrilic paints through it with no issues or dry tip. Probably because I oiled the needle first, maybe because I run air after every paint spray so no paint stays on the tip. Ran primer through it as well, no issues. Primes like a dream. It's an excellent starting point for a beginner. The brushes aren't $200 iwata quality like everyone everywhere kept telling me to buy, but they work for the job I needed them for spectacularly. Very fun and easy to prime and zenithal highlight. Very easy to get great gradients in paint schemes and have models look amazing. Very quick to dry paints. Sometimes I just ran air and helped speed up the process of drying coats of paint applied with a regular brush. I can definitely learn and make mistakes with these before upgrading later down the road that won't be so costly. If you break or bend the needle, a replacement is $10. If you accidentally clog a piece, the airbrush is only $25. If you break one and need to keep painting that day, it comes with 2 others that will work until you get a replacement. It's great. Quite friendly towards all beginners and mini painters. The compressor alone is worth the money. The G22 and 25 are just a bonus to learn with.I had great luck with my order. Everything came as advertised and worked like a charm. Still cleaned and oiled the brushes first. Compressor can continue to be used as I get better and upgrade to a higher quality airbrush. Most importantly, for the money, it's worth every penny.

It works good, however I did have a problem with the psi not going up when I increase the dial on top. So for all of you that don’t have the pressure going up when you turn the dial here you go. Press the button on the airbrush, while the air is flowing turn the dial on top of the compressor all the way down and and turn it up where you want it. Mine tops out at 50 psi. When in use it drops to around 30-35 psi and it’s steady. If it starts spitting water just let the moisture built up in the glass out by pushing the button on the bottom of the glass. The brushes are cheap but great for learning how to work on them and all for when you upgrade, you will later but tinker with these and get to know them before you go and buy an expensive one and break it for lack of experience. For the price to get started it’s great. There are no instructions. Also do yourself a favor and get the airbrush pod you can flush the brushes out with. You insert the brush into it and can flush it insanely easy and it will cut down on curse words and other fits of “oh no! Throw me a towel! “ It will save a ton of mess from happening. Clean the brushes y’all like break it down and really clean them. Be super careful putting the needle back into the brush. I bent the tip of one of mine due to the trigger button not being centered as I fed it back in. It took hours to figure out what I had done and why wasn’t it working!?!? Total user error. Fixed it and runs flawless again. Use common sense with this and you’ll do fine. Keep the airflow going so the tip don’t dry or get clogged. It’s quiet And sounds about like a small little rumble. Not loud at all. I use it at 1 and 2 am with my 2 yr old grand daughter in the next room asleep and it isn’t loud enough to wake her and she is a super light sleeper. All the parts are there minus instructions. If you get in a bind or something really isn’t working don’t get mad and send it back or toss a bad review. It’s usually something small or not quite understood why it is or isn’t doing something. Have a chat with the company, the actual company that makes it. I did a live chat and they answered everything and were very friendly. They want to help you so be nice to them and you will be having so much fun with this little compact joy. :)