Gaahleri Airbrush Kit, Airbrush Gun Dual Action Gravity Feed Set, 0.38 & 0.5mm Needles, 1/2 & 1/4 OZ Fluid Cup, Multi-Purpose Air Brush Makeup Model Coloring Painting Nail Art Tattoo

I’ve never owned a good airbrush until I bought this one. I’ve never tried an Iwata or any of the other expensive brands so I can’t compare it to those, but I love this airbrush so far. It’s been a huge step up in quality. I’ve used and been frustrated with cheaper generic airbrushes many times before. This is smooth to operate and much much easier to clean. I don’t have the same issues with constant clogging I’ve had in the past with other airbrushes. Got this for a great price too. Sure wish I would have had this as an option when I first got into airbrushing my models.

This airbrush is awesome and the seller is top notch! They know how to take care of their customers. We had originally purchased this airbrush as it has a trigger, two cup sizes, and two needles, all at a fabulous price. However, when we first started using it, we kept having clogging issues when trying to prime. Eventually we got tired of it and returned the airbrush. That was when the seller got in contact with me. I explained the issue and they thought we may have gotten a faulty one and offered to send a brand new one at no cost to us. This one has been fabulous with no issues whatsoever! I honestly think it was the primer we were using at the time or personal error. This airbrush is just what we need and it is actually really easy to use and clean. I love that the seller took the time to reach out and fix the problem. It shows that they do care about the customer and making sure they sell a high quality product. I would definitely buy from them again and recommend everyone else does too!

We use this airbrush exclusively for our custom leather and leatherette hat patches for our company Laserhyde and our YouTube channel Esentl. The pistol grip trigger makes movement very easy to handle and control, imo there is less fatigue, and more production using this style airbrush. The unit is well built and doesn't feel cheap it has a nice balanced weight and gets the job done, using Fiebings pro leather dye and Resolene sealers. The reason I actually purchased this item was based on another Youtuber review, and the price was decent around $80-85. If you want something that's a lil more comfortable then try the trigger style airbrush. At the time of my purchase the did not have a trigger model featuring the side siphon feed, but because they constantly are evolving, they now have the L.E. GHAC-Swallowtail SD Plaban, and the GHAC-Swallowtail SD Airbrush .... for my need needs, working with different color dies and cleaners at the same time, this would have been more productive and convenient for me then, but I had to settle for the only version they had which was gravity feed. Now I see they have a couple side feed trigger options to choose from now so hopefully in the future we will get our hands on one.

Okay, it’s been over a year since I purchased this airbrush and while I admit that my frequency of use has been limited, I’ve got a few things to say: I got an airbrush prior to this that was cheap and it came with everything I’d need to get started. I was so excited to use it to paint miniatures since my husband and I play board games nightly and have plenty to paint. Cheap airbrushes work and don’t let anyone tell you they do not, but something I wish I would have known sooner is the ease of use varies depending on how much you’re willing to pay. Little things like the lever guide on this model is what makes a world a difference when initially learning how to use this tool. The nozzle on this model is so much easier to handle too. Prior to purchasing this Gaahleri, I was trying to watch videos and check reddit to see if people had positive things to say. There was a whole lot of talk about the guy who helped design it and how he was this or that and how it was a rip off or whatever. I absolutely completely disagree with the trash I read. I don’t know who made this product come to be but I’m grateful that it did because I’m slowly learning how to airbrush and clean the gun, which is top priority. There’s a lot of videos on YouTube to see any errors I’ve made and learn how to correct them. Even the box comes with this nicely designed anatomy of the brush picture which has been so much help for reassembly. I haven’t had issues with leakage or anything like that. In fact, I was shocked that my paint choice of Turbo Dork ended up being an acceptable decision since apparently it’s notorious for needing a bigger needle according to some. The .5 worked perfectly here. Idk, that’s my high praise. If anyone in our board game circles inquires on what I’ve been using, I’ll always recommend this gun. Especially if it’s someone who’s never airbrushed before. I’m also including some minis I painted for our aliens game. The queen is especially a metallic hit all thanks to this airbrush.

Fantastic airbrush it is the airbrush that finally made me convert to a dual action, before this airbrush I had multiple single action airbrushes and I still do because they're great, however once I was convinced to give this gaahleri a try I must admit it became my go to work horse, my only problem so far has been that one of the seals fell apart but it really wasn't much of an issue seeing as they included a little baggy of extras. So yeah great brush especially for the price and it's just perfect if you're still not sold on the brand it is an absolute stunner for an affordable first impression. Quick note if you're brand new to airbrushing make sure you look into proper care and storage as well as proper spraying techniques otherwise you're probably going to have a god awful time with any brush regardless of quality or price all my previous brushes were 30 dollar single action brushes that have lasted and produced great results because I had prior experience in using airbrushes/paint guns without that experience I'd have probably thought a $500 Steinbeck was a garbage brush they aren't btw they're beautiful machines. Anyway just saying ignorance isn't always bliss sometimes it's just ignorance and you end up paying for it.

The fit and finish of the GHAD-68 as an entry-level airbrush wouldn't be mistaken for a high-end brush costing 3 or 4 times as much, but adding a little lube (thoughtfully provided) to the nozzle cap screw threads and the needle chuck guide results in a brush with a smooth action and easy enough to disassemble and clean. Performance wise, I was definitely impressed. Sprayed two cups worth of acrylic zenithal highlighting on some miniatures with the 0.5mm @20psi to test it out. The spray pattern is very predictable, with the trigger action making it very easy to get to the sweet spot for a given paint mix quickly and repeatably. Acrylic paint will always have some tip dry on the needle, but I had significantly less than I'm used to with other brushes, and it was easy to remove with a cotton bud and carry on. This is a great beginner's airbrush or workhorse for layering that's easy on the trigger finger, and excellent value for money compared to alternatives. I think this will be my new go-to brush for that sort of general purpose task, with the option of the 0.35mm needle for fine detail, though I'll probably stick to my more expensive brushes for that personally. The handle is comfortable enough for hobbyist use (and more so than a conventional pencil grip brush), but I can see why they use a slightly different one on the swallowtail with a pinky rest; if you were to be using the brush all day, I can see the various quality-of-life improvements being worth the higher cost. I didn't see an easy way to tell the nozzles apart, so watch out for that when swapping over (you can check how far the needle fits through the nozzle to see if they're correctly size paired, as the manual advises). Replacement needles and nozzles look to be cheap and easily available, something that can catch you out with other brands, so happy to see, and the parts diagram in the box lid is a nice addition. I just need to cut the foam in the box away slightly so I can store the brush with the quick disconnect tail attached!

Muy buen aerografo ademas de economico,para mi especialmente que me cuesta aerografiar con los tradicionales este me resulta muy comodo y manejable ademas que controlo bien el flujo de pintura en mis maquetas.

My main brush is an Iwata Eclipse and this one works just as well. I bought it for painting larger projects than the Eclipse could easily handle and I was very impressed with its performance. The spray pattern is even with no hesitation, no sputtering and comfortable to use.

Me ha parecido muy bien y fácil su manejo, yo venia de un aerógrafo que venia de un kit y si note la diferencia . Su aspersion amplia es genial para fondeados y su puntilla mas fina esta genial para ir agarrando confianza en lineas mas finas, obviamente irán quedando cortas esas puntas si requieres mas finura en el trabajo. Es fácil de limpiar y estoy contenta con los resultados solo es cuestión de ir practicando. imagino que para alguien que ya tiene practica con aerografos puede que sea muy básico.

Prisvärd. Ger en fin sprutbild. Går att precision måla, mjuk fin linje. Lätt på avtryckaren. Den är mycket mycket rolig att måla med och kul lära sig en ny airbrush, ( har ett 90-tal olika att jämföra med, men detta är en Nice trigger airbrush) Kan verkligen rekommendera denna.