Master AirbrushModel G344 Multi-Purpose Dual-Action Gravity Feed Airbrush with 3 Nozzle Sets (0.2, 0.3 & 0.5mm Needles, Fluid Tips and Air Caps) 1/16 oz. Fluid Cup - User Friendly, Versatile Set Kit

I bought this airbrush to use as a spare to supplement the use of my Iwata Eclipse HP-B and it has proven to be a very capable substitute for the Iwata! I've bought a couple of Master airbrushes in the past and they weren't what I would call "top-of-the-line" but they were adequate for things like priming, varnishing, etc. But this little airbrush has been great for detail work, as well as general use, and it does a fantastic job.The fit and finish of the parts is very good and the performance has been outstanding so far! I have it fitted with a .02mm tip and needle and it has done a very respectable job so far! The best thing, though is that it was only a fraction of the cost of my Iwata!I recoomend this to anyone looking for a backup detail airbrush but who doesn't want to spend another large amount for a premium line airbrush!

A little uncomfortable to maneuver

I got this for varnishes and priming. I switched to the 0.5mm size but the spray was inconsistent and felt like it was clogged even though it was new. I went with the 0.3mm (I did a light polish with a metal polish and lubricated) and that worked well. The spring is very tight and is difficult to pull back. I used my thumb instead. I had an extra spring from a broken cheapo airbrush and that felt a lot better.I wouldn’t recommend for beginners. I piece fell out of the airbrush while cleaning. A step up from a Hubest brush. I would recommend an Iwata Neo as a first airbrush instead.

IF you polish the needles and change the seals maybe use a little teflon tape on the threads this thing will keep up with any airbrush out there. I can get super fine lines to about 1.5 or 2in with smooth clean coverage. You have to know how to thin your paints as well you cant pour and go with this one the .02 needle is pretty small so the paint needs to be thin.

4 stars only bc it isn't professional grade. For the price however this is a fantastic unit. Then main difference I notice between this and my Iwata CS is the trigger is rougher and clogs a little easier but that was also ~200$.