Airbrush Kit, Airbrush Gun Dual-Action Gravity 1/2 & 1/4 oz Fluid Cup, 0.35 & 0.5 mm Needle, Cost-Effective Air Brush Set Makeup Nail Art Painting Model Coloring Cake Decor Silver

This airbrush has been fantastic so far. I have been using a cheaper airbrush that was included with a compressor I bought recently and I was wondering if I was just doing something wrong because the airbrush would spit regularly. Once I got this airbrush that problem seemed to just immediately go away.The build quality of the airbrush is brilliant, feels very sturdy and well made, no machining marks or anything that looks odd or out of place. This also came with the 2 needle sizes which has made life much easier when I'm moving between spraying primer and then painting in more detail.I've not had any issues with this spitting whatsoever, it's very easy to disassemble and clean and the airbrush comes with a good guide for all the parts and how this is put together so there's no guess work if you are doing something wrong or in the wrong order.This airbrush just feels much more precise and consistent, the trigger pull feels smooth and I'll get the same amount of spray from the same trigger positions (unlike the cheaper one) so I can feel confident that it will do what I intend for it to do.It's great having the 2 different paint cup sizes, again making life easier when I can use the bigger cup and fill this for priming and then switching to the smaller cup when I move to painting and detailing it since I won't be using as much paint and don't need a large cup on there.I was concerned initially because I use a very small portable compressor and thought there might not be enough pressure to use this but I have had no issues, the flow of air again feels much better than the cheaper airbrush so I'd be confident using this with any air compressor. I'll still likely upgrade to a bigger one soon but that's another matter :)Overall 5/5, great airbrush for someone starting out or familiar with an airbrush to get started, I'd recommend getting this over a £10-20 airbrush right away because you will only end up needing to upgrade sooner rather than later, so why bother getting a bad cheap airbrush when you can start off with a good one at a reasonable price.

I have not actually used my airbrush yet, I only received it earlier today, however the quality of the airbrush is easy to see that it is superbly designed and manufactured, the instructions for use and maintenance are very clear and easy to follow, and the inclusion of lubricant and replacement seals very helpful. I chose this brush based on independent tutorial videos and the growing reputation of the manufacturer to replace my older and cheaper airbrushes that don’t work well with anything other than primer. Obviously it remains to be seen how well it functions but at this moment it is looking great, and at the price I am happy to say it should be excellent value for money.

I’m not an airbrush pro, I like to use my airbrushes for laying down base layers and some minor detail - highlights and lowlights on 1/35 tanks or aircraft etc. for me this airbrush seems pretty good. Build quality is good, although perhaps not as good as my Badger. The trigger is a royal pain in the ass to refit if you clean it, it requires regular lube (my badger never did!) and it’s not quite as solid as a high end airbrush. Having said that, I’ve had this now for perhaps a year, and it’s performed pretty well. So if you want a cheap airbrush that is good for basic airbrushing then this will do the job. I’d say it’s value for money and relatively easy to use.

With so many positive reviews I felt confident in buying this airbrush, usually I would ignore such a low priced airbrush as in my experience low price usually means low quality and a nightmare to use.The Gaahleri airbrush is certainly worth every penny and quite a no-brainer for anyone upgrading from sub thirty quid airbrushes and looking to improve their airbrushing skills, I've used an Iowata Neo for years and it has never been a 'fun' airbrush to use but I blamed myself for most of it, thinking I had mixed incorrectly or used the wrong air pressure etc. But upon the first use of the Gaahleri I just knew it was a better airbrush and more intuitive to knowing if you got the paint to thinner ratio right.Compared to those cheap airbrushes you will feel like a cosmic upgrade, the flow, smoothness and fine control is excellent, the build quality is excellent and the included extras make it even better value, I was especially pleased to find an alternate 0.5mm needle and nozzle for priming coats.The only thing I didn't like about it was deep-cleaning the nozzle as it is a bit fiddly as it is a push fit and has to be removed, but on the plus side it makes changing the nozzle easier.I could go on and on but the Gaahleri is a safe bet for the money and a much better beginner airbrush than anything else under a ton.

I’ve used this airbrush for a few months now and gotta say, I’m really impressed. Straight out of the box, it feels sturdy and well made, along with looking nice too. Had very few issues with clogging (mainly my fault) and it’s relatively simple to take apart and service or clean. I bought it as a cheap airbrush to use for priming or base coating, but found I’m using it more than my Harder and Steenbeck infinity, which was four times the price and has given me far more problems. Absolute bargain for the price, especially with two different size needles. I’m now looking at purchasing one of the more expensive airbrushes in the range. Highly recommended!

Take apart with caution as its exceptionally difficult to reassemble. So frustrating makes you want to bin it.Which is a shame as the brush performs brilliant . Am sure there has been qc issues as cheaper brushes are far easier to assemble. Still waiting for answers as the trigger guide should be attached to the needle chucking guide which on my two is not the case. What a let down .