>>5388589I would really REALLY recommend against buying anything from master. That doesn't mean go and buy the most expensive airbrush you can find, but it does mean you should spend a little bit more. If you're even semi serious about your hobby you'll never regret purchasing some quality tools like a good airbrush. When I started out I bought a neo cn for iwata which is a licensed copy of their basic model. Shoots everything thanks to the ptfe o-rings and I borrowed a friends iwata sprint air compressor. Eventually bought the same compressor for myself and decided on an upgrade to the iwata hi-line hp-ch airbrush. Total setup cost me about £400 and I absolutely don't regret it one bit! Pic very related
