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Brand hubs, model reviews and head-to-head comparisons, from budget kits to workhorse brushes.

iwata airbrush

Iwata Airbrush: Which Line Is Actually for You

Iwata is the name that comes up when an experienced painter is asked for one recommendation, and it is also …

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harder steenbeck ultra vs evolution

Ultra vs Evolution: What CRplus Actually Changes

Two brushes from the same factory, sharing the same current nozzle sets, sold at meaningfully different prices. That is an …

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harder steenbeck airbrush

Harder and Steenbeck: Ultra, Evolution or Infinity

Harder and Steenbeck has spent the last few years becoming the brand miniature painters mention first, helped by a search …

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gaahleri vs harder steenbeck

Gaahleri vs Harder and Steenbeck: What You Gain

This is the upgrade question of the moment. On one side is a budget brand that has got good enough …

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gaahleri airbrush

Gaahleri Airbrush: How Far the Cheap Tier Has Come

Five years ago the budget end of airbrushing was a wall of identical unbranded kits. Then Gaahleri turned up, filled …

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badger patriot 105

Badger Patriot 105: One Needle, Very Few Regrets

The Patriot 105 loses most spec sheet comparisons before anyone picks it up. Its nozzle is listed at 0.5mm, which …

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Badger Airbrush Range: Which Model Fits Your Bench

Badger is the brand that American modelers keep quietly recommending while the internet argues about Japanese and German brushes. It …

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airbrush brands compared

Airbrush Brands Compared: Which One Fits Your Bench

There are perhaps eight airbrush brands a model painter in the United States actually needs to know about, and the …

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