Airbrushes
For the enthusiast who demands perfection, airbrushes are the ultimate tool for achieving smooth, realistic results. They offer a level of fluidity and control that is essential for high-end modelling, allowing you to create delicate transitions, perfect shading, and flawless gradients on any scale.
For the enthusiast who demands perfection, airbrushes are the ultimate tool for achieving smooth, realistic results. They offer a level of fluidity and control that is essential for high-end modelling, allowing you to create delicate transitions, perfect shading, and flawless gradients on any scale.
Professional-Grade Equipment
Whether you are a novice looking for your first kit or a seasoned painter looking to upgrade, our curated selection of model airbrushes is designed for high performance.
- Consistent Flow: Our airbrushes are engineered to handle various paint consistencies, ensuring a steady, reliable spray.
- Versatility: From tight, hairline details to broader coverage, these tools adapt to your specific needs.
- Durability: We only stock equipment known for longevity and ease of cleaning, so you spend less time fussing over gear and more time painting.
Why Choose Our Airbrushes?
Quality tools make the hobby more rewarding. By investing in a high-quality model airbrush, you gain the freedom to express your creativity with greater precision. Our range is built to support your growth, helping you achieve the clean lines and subtle effects that define a truly professional build.
Browse our complete range of airbrushes today and take your painting to the next level.
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Air Brush Kit EW-110
Airbrushes Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main difference between single action and dual action airbrushes?
The difference lies in how you control the airflow and paint flow. A single action airbrush releases both air and paint simultaneously when you press the trigger, which is simpler to operate and ideal for basic base coating. A dual action airbrush provides much greater control: you press down to start the airflow and pull back to regulate the amount of paint. This dual stage control is essential for achieving precise detail, fine lines, and smooth shading on models and miniatures.
How do I thin paint for use in an airbrush?
Achieving the correct consistency is vital to prevent clogging. Most model paints are too thick straight from the bottle and require thinning with a dedicated product compatible with your paint type. A good rule of thumb is to aim for the consistency of skimmed milk. Add thinner drop by drop and test your spray on a piece of scrap plastic until you achieve a smooth, consistent flow without sputtering or uneven coverage.
What is the best way to clean my airbrush after a painting session?
Consistency in cleaning is the secret to a long lasting airbrush. Never let paint dry inside the gun. After you finish, flush the colour cup with a suitable cleaning agent, then back flush by gently blocking the nozzle with your finger while pulling the trigger to force cleaner back into the cup. Clean the needle and the nozzle specifically if you are switching colours. Never use metal tools to clean the nozzle, as even a microscopic scratch can ruin the spray pattern. Finish by wiping all parts dry and applying a light lubricant to the needle to keep the action smooth.