0.3mm Gravity Feed Dual-Action Airbrush Paint Spray Gun Kit Set

This thing actually works very well. Given the price, I didn't really expect much. But wow. Sprays very well. The knobs are very predictable. Overall, very good starter airbursh.

I am just learning how to airbrush and I had a total of 4 airbrush’s, the first two worked great but I bent the nozzles so I bought this and another one for backup the other one I got when I got this one is horrible. This airbrush has been great. It doesn’t get clogged. I’ve even left paint in it for few hours all I had to do was clean nozzle, needle and go back and forth with air valve and no problem. I highly recommend as a backup or for beginners

The GotHobby 0.3mm Dual-Action Airbrush Kit works well for detail painting and small projects. The spray is smooth and controllable, and the gravity feed design makes it easy to use. My only minor complaint is that the included parts feel a bit lightweight, but overall it’s a solid kit for the price.

Maybe I'm lucky, but this economical little gem works as well as much more expensive units. I picked it up as a cheap second gun for priming and varnishing but it is very capable. I am super pleased to have this as my side arm. Super smooth trigger and control hard to believe for the price. Integrated cup is a plus and simplifies cleaning. No frills it just works. Highly recommend for beginner just dabbling or thinking to get into airbrushing for cheap, or for any old pro for a second gun. Update: I've been using this gun for months now and it continues to be solid. Keeping it clean has been no problem, and it is showing no signs of corrosion. I use it for priming and varnishing as my second gun, but it is quite generally capable. I reaffirm my recommendation for this as a solid 2nd gun or for a newbie looking to try airbrushing on the cheap. I did notice, however, on long or big jobs, my hand cramps up something fierce. For those jobs, I had to go to my trigger action gun, which is much more comfortable for me. So yes, comfort can be an issue for this gun in sustained use.

Have not tried it yet but it looks well-made and I'm sure it will work. Now I just need to get some paint.

Ok so I do a lot of 3D printing and recently bought a Deluxe Airbrush/Compressor kit from Harbor Frieght. After about a week of using it, the airbrush would just stop working or sputter out for no reason. It was also siphon feed which I am not fond of. So before investing $100+ for a better airbrush, I decided to give this one a try. I'm not sure if it's just because I went from siphon to gravity feed, but holy crap this airbrush was LIGHT YEARS above and beyond the Harbor Freight one. After watching a lot of videos on youtube, and seeing a lot of airbrush "snobs", I decided to give this one a shot. The difference is just massive. This works well on every material I have thrown at it from cardboard, plastic, resin, stone, etc. Being that it's under $20, you can pick a few of these up and be happy. If you are a person thinking of getting into airbrushing on a budget, BUY THIS ONE. I am not being paid to said this or endorsed by them in any way. I am just a guy who 3 months ago wanted to get started learning to airbrush my 3D models, and wish I had this airbrush from the start. Good brush, GREAT price.

Ok, I am a proud owner of an Iwata HP-CS and this airbrush is not even a cheap knock off of Iwata. It would neither be fair with this airbrush nor with Iwata to compare each other as quality and functionality of two are miles apart. However, as it is, this airbrush is good, in fact better than good. I mainly use airbrush to spray paint my plastic model aircrafts. The models are first spray painted with primer. Next, the models are preshaded and finally painted to achieve desired color scheme. Primer can be applied using any airbrush but preshading and subsequent sprays may require some precision. This airbrush, in my humble opinion, can be used to finish a model. It’s not smooth but can spray relatively thin lines, thin enough to do preshading and freehand camo. So as far as painting a model is concerned, it’s adequate enough to get the job done. Please see the attached image. Now, it’s a cheap airbrush and it can be found written on each and every part of this airbrush. Threads are rough so please do not try to clean them with a cotton ball as the rough threads will catch fibers. The paint cup is way to close to the trigger that renders operation uncomfortable. The triggering mechanism is not smooth and feels flimsy. The inside of the paint cup is rough and therefore difficult to clean. Fortunately, the airbrush can be disassembled easily and can be thoroughly cleaned in less than 10 minutes. I don’t know about it’s durability yet but I will update my review in coming weeks. Update: As of today (04/30/18) the airbrush is working fine. I have attached few photos of my 1/48 F-4C Phantom II model that is finished using this airbrush. Update: As of today (10/14/18) thus airbrush is going strong. I have recently finished another model (few pics attached) and is painted exclusively using this airbrush. This airbrush has become my go to airbrush, whereas Iwata is reserved for only delicate and fine jobs. I have polished the needle using 12000 grit polishing cloth and it’s performance has improved noticeably.

Muy buena