Master Airbrush G22 Multi-Purpose Dual-Action Gravity Feed Airbrush Gun Set

I use my airbrush mainly for painting small models. I love the airbrush for it's ease of use and entry cost into the hobby. It comes with a 0.3 needle, which is good for most things. IT will take a bit longer to prime a model, but it's good for detailing. My only complaint with the brush is that I had the nut that holds the needle in break. I was able to fix it, but I had to buy a replacement needle. Not sure if it was a failing in the metal or I just torqued it too tight. Either way, if you remove the nut that holds the needle in for cleaning or replacement, do not over-tighten it. All in all, I'm rather pleased with my purchase. It allowed me to learn more things for my hobby and to paint a little faster. I gave 4 stars for cleaning because my friends have other airbrushes and none of them are easy to clean.

Edit: It was recommended to me to change the needle in the airbrush to see if that would help it out. That’s what I did, and I have to say that I think I got a bad needle in my airbrush when it was sent. Since changing the needle, this airbrush has become an excellent workhorse, and has quickly become one of my favorites. There is a lot of control that you can obtain once you have the brush in good working order. This is a great brush for a beginner, and more advanced artist who just needs a few more brushes in the collection. I still find it cumbersome to clean, but I’m needing to do that less now that the brush is in good working order. If you buy this brush, I do recommend picking up an extra set of needles or a cleaning rig to go with it. I feel your experience will be much more rewarding. I got about 6 hours of use from this airbrush before it decided to just not work anymore. The paint well is difficult to clean completely, and paint often gets stuck and dried up. I have completely disassembled this and cleaned any clogs, and dried interior paint, and it still won’t push paint through. If you’re in need of something that won’t last long, this is fine. But if you need something that’s going to last, then this isn’t it.

Ive bought quite a few cheap, Chinese, low budget air brushes lately. All under $30, and this is my favorite one. Im new to air brushing so I don't really know what to look for but ill tell you why I like it. It rarely clogs and I feel ive got more control over the amount of paint that comes out when I pull back the trigger. It slowly increases while the others seem to go from nothing to full blast in the blink of an eye. I like the way it feels in my hand, balanced I guess id say. I don't even have to think about it really. When I change colors and plug the tip with my finger and pull back on the trigger to clean the needle, the needle actually gets clean. Fairly quickly too, where others take forever and some never get clean. I haven't tried an expensive airbrush yet. Im afraid that if I do, its just gonna be like this one. Im very happy with it and don't want to drop over 100 bucks for just another one, so ill probly just get another 1 of these when the time comes. I only give it four stars because I don't just hand out 5 star reviews for mearly doing what your supposed to do. So that's an excellent review from someone like me. 5 stars it would probly have to clean itself and probly have me kicken out masterpiece's everytime I picked it up. So ya, great product, excellent product for the price.

Works great with my alcohol inks!

I am an artist and this airbrush works great. It is very affordable.

I'm new at airbrushing and can't speak to details. This brush performed more consistently than the no-name that came with a mini/portable compressor. It also felt better constructed. However, the nozzle broke off while tightening - technically my fault, but poor design in my opinion. Going back to the no-name, I had better results despite it's finicky nature. I wouldn't recommend this G22 over a no-name. I replaced this with a "105"... and the difference is night and day blowing this out of the water to a degree I couldn't imagine possible... granted 5x the price. 3 stars because 2.5 isn't an option.

I used to be really into scale model aircraft building through my teenager years but I let that go only to come back to it 20 years later. I bought this airbrush after going to connect the master brand compressor to my Badger 250 for a project I was working on. When no fittings served to connect my 250 to the compressor and I exhausted the canned propellant I purchased the master brush. I wish I hadn't waited. It pairs with the compressor perfectly. I read the instructions put the little bit that it requires together and I was off to painting. It's really easy to control and it's perfect for the scale models I'm working on. It has a fantastic flow control which I don't super useful. A YouTube video explaining basic techniques was all it took to get back into painting. In fact, I'm better than before due largely to the master airbrush add compressor. It was a synch to clean and I stored it in the box it came in. I'm no pro but if recommend this to anyone trying to get into hobby airbrushing or reconnecting with it.

This was the first airbrush I have ever owned and I liked it so much I got a second one. And apparently a third one because I clicked twice. I don’t really know much of anything about airbrushing, but even still I felt that this was a good tool to learn on. It’s forgiving, durable, easy to dismantle and put back together. I get the sense that all the problems I have while using it are due to my inexperience (not watering down the paint enough or too much, stuff like that) and nothing to do with the brush. It’s made the process a lot easier to know that the brush itself is the one reliable variable in this experience. The guide that it comes with is quite handy too!