Master AirbrushMulti-Purpose Airbrushing System Kit with Portable Mini Air Compressor - Gravity Feed Dual-Action Airbrush, Hose, How-To-Airbrush Guide Booklet - Hobby, Craft, Cake Decorating, Tattoo

This VEVOR Paint/Make-up Sprayer is Great and should last a lot longer than The LUMINESS AIR Make-up Sprayers, O.K., I don't like to talk bad about products unless it is Bad and LUMINESS AIR Make-up Sprayers( The Compressors with the hose and Spray Gun, I Bought 2 and they both lasted about 3 months each at $69 each and 1 of them came with a broken spray gun holder), It's not just Bad it's CRAP, I don't feel like working a lot of overtime just to wear Make-up!! My Husband said that VEVOR makes a lot of Great stuff Because He buys stuff from there too!!

I was looking for an affordable airbrush/compressor combination and took a chance on this due to budget constraints and balancing out the good and bad reviews. I build mainly sci-fi based models and some plastic ships so I need something to apply primer and paint larger areas.The package arrived today in very good condition. I immediately read all instructions.Compressor notes:The compressor booklet is definitely a translated version, but not difficult to go through if you have had at least an 8th grade education (side note, I do not understand why people complain about translations. How many of you can translate something into another language?). The compressor does make a little noise, but then I was not expecting total silence. If you have other people in the house it will not bother them at all. The pressure knob is easy to adjust. Hose connected just great with no need for Teflon. I ran the compressor for 30 minutes unconnected to the airbrush. It did not stop or overheat.Airbrush notes:The airbrush is a basic model and will do what I need for simple primer application and painting wider areas. The booklet that came with it is very good. It has excellent notes on how to care for it and a detail diagram of all parts. I removed the quick connector that was supplied and connected it to the hose (again no need for Teflon) and turned on the compressor. The compressor worked as it should and only came on when I pushed in the trigger on the airbrush. The trigger moves smoothly. It has a good balance and sits in the cradle on the compressor just fine. I have not tried painting yet, but the air stream on my hand was tight when held close and broadened as I took it slowly away. The key to making any airbrush work properly is good cleaning habits and paint/thinner mixture. I will post my results on the airbrush later.My overall finding is this is going to be a great addition to my model making tools. The price is great even if all I got was the compressor.******UPDATE******11/28/2018I have now used this for actual painting. Before I put paint in the reservoir, I filled it up with a homemade cleaning solution and engaged the airbrush onto a paper towel. The cleaner came out in different spray patterns based on distance from the paper towel. After the reservoir was empty it was time to paint. I tried two different types of thinner;homemade and Valejos Air Brush thinner. I found the Valejo thinner worked best. Just add a drop or two in the reservoir with 3 to 4 drops of paint. Stir it up and go. The brush works perfectly. When I was done with the one color I added my homemade cleaner to the reservoir and sprayed into my cleaning pot. I did this about 3 times to get all the color cleared out and then added another color and thinner. Going from one color to another was not difficult.So the final conclusion is this is a great airbrush for general use. I will be using it to paint plastic models. The key is to keep it clean at all times and not take shortcuts.

This is a very cheap and basic airbrush that will get you started if you want to start airbrushing. I build small scale models, mostly Gunpla and this one works well.I do own few high end model airbrush, my ‘go to’ being Grex, and compare to that this Master airbrush feels really cheap, and made me appreciate few things on Grex and Sotar.Build quality is okay. Outside is smooth but other important places like inside a cup is rough. This made cleaning really difficult and later I ended up using sonic cleaner for final cleaning after each session. It doesn’t show much on picture, there are other places where this airbrush cheaps out. However, this does not affect the actual airbrushing part.Airbrushing is nice and smooth, for most part. The problem came from the compressor. At high pressure, the lines come out in pulsing manner. I am assuming this is because the compressor doesn’t have air chamber. At low pressure it worked okay, but with trigger being numb, it was hard to get consistent small line. The compressor doesn’t have Air pressure gauge, but does have an adjuster knob so you just have to use ‘feel’ to get the correct pressure.Another problem came up when using the airbrush for long period of time. My airbrush began spitting. The problem was caused by lack of water trap.I have tried this on my bigger compressor with pressure adjuster and water trap and I had no problems. While I might take a lot of stars for this, considering this is supposed to be mobile, small, compact, cheap airbrush… I can’t.Like other airbrushes out there this one is finicky about the paint. Tamiya sprays wonderfully and had no problems. I tried Vallejo air and its primer and had a lot of problems with it. Vallejo paints would be trapped and harden inside the nozzle cap, completely blocking the airbrush. I tried thinning it and retarding it but it did not help. I only use acrylic since I spray indoors using Master spray booth, So I cannot say anything about other Enamel, or Lacquer.I added a photo of an HG Jegan that I had finished using this airbrush, The photo shows all the paints and tool I used. It might not show, but this airbrush allowed me to use bit more advanced technique such as pre shading and post shading.If you want to start airbrushing I would recommend this product. This will teach you basics of airbrush, including cleaning, maintaining, diagnostic a problem and such. (I had to tighten needle seal out of the box) And if it breaks, you can ‘upgrade’ to better one. Still if your money allows, spend a little more and get the one with bigger compressor.