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Ah you noticed the Gulf colors. My all time favorite livery. And them dang kids sitting on the roof. Lol.

Thank you very much...

Thank you very much.

Nope they are super easy to couple. You can even stage a car with open couples and back the train into it and it will couple that way also.

What I am using is ready to use, not concentrate

Hey Anthony. If you have regular paint thinner already, I'd say give it a try. I don't know how it will react with acrylic craft paints though. I have used airbrush paint thinner with them, but then again that's made for acrylic airbrush paint. Just keep in mind, regular paint thinner is really nasty stuff and you will be atomizing it so definable wear a respirator and be in a well ventilated area.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies thank you Paul for the information on this subject sincerely Anthony Ciotti

Oil. Just a drop. You can either buy slot car oil, or what I do is buy a quart of 100% synthetic motor oil and put it in a little squeeze bottle that has a tiny little metal tip. You can find the bottles in the art supply section of most craft stores like hobby lobby or michaels.

I didn't think it was too bad of a price either. I looked at other sanders of the same type and the price was almost the same as some corded ones.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies You got a new sub and like brother. I could def hang with you have a couple of beers and talk tools. Thanks for the upload, I thought I had every type of sander out there, but gladly, I was wrong!!

Here ya go: th-cam.com/video/qMsUIR6h-l8/w-d-xo.html

It works wonderfully. It's perfect for model painting. Mind you I would buy a full sized air compressor if you planned on airbrushing for hours on end continuously. But for the general hobbiest it's great.

That's awesome to hear. I have many airbrush videos on my channel for the beginning airbrush user.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies I will be checking more out Thank you

It is sold by color peak, but the kit itself is unbranded.

It does not pulse the paint. Nice steady flow of continuous pressure.

Thank you. That's exactly why I did it that way. Like you I could never find a real life example of the noise level. Noise meters don't do me a darn good. LOL

I can only compare it to airbrushes the I have used. I have never used a Harder and Steinbeck ultra. But it is very comparable to Iwata Eclipse hp-cs.

Interesting. I never knew such a thing existed.

Sounds like we have the same setup. I use the kit when I go camping. That way if something happens to it I'm not out much. I use the portable compressor with my eclipse hp-cs when I'm home. It works great.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbiesApparently the folks at Ovaga listened to you. I just unboxed my new Ovaga and they now have a braided hose. I'd send you picture if I could figure out how to do it. -Another Paul

Thank you for the kind words. I am glad that my video was helpful. Take care.

Awesome to hear.

Either one will work fine. Just depends on whether you need to be completely portable or not. If you will always be working from like say your work bench the this one would be great. Don't worry about the PSI. It's nice to have the higher PSI settings, but I rarely paint above 25 to 30 psi.

There is no such thing as scrap... Just items waiting for a new life.

I honestly don't know how that works. I am assuming you purchased it through the UK Amazon site and not the US one. If that's the case. Let me know when you get it so others can have the answer as well. Oh, and it's never a bother to drop me a message. I love talking to people that have the same interests as myself. Take care.

@RoadsAndRailsHobbies many thanks , I've tried to find contact info for Omaga but can't seem to find any..shall await delivery..worse case I'll need a converter/adaptor which is no big deal ..thanks for sharing your mind of knowledge on TH-cam it's always a pleasure 🙏.

Ovaga I meant lol

You are welcome. Thank you for watching....

The 4021 is out now. I saw Createx talking about it awhile ago but I have not been able to find it.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies I had to order it from spraygunner

I actually have one attached to the end of my main airbrush line.

I don't do flesh tones at all. But I do watch this channel th-cam.com/video/-2SF_ifLB60/w-d-xo.htmlsi=HAWWR3T4d8okPgZX It's groundaffectedstudios. This guy shows how to paint skin tones and it looks relatively easy the way he does it.

I prefer gravity fed. It just seems to work smoother and I don't seem to have as many problems with a gravity fed. But that's not the reason I didn't like that airbrush. It was one of my first airbrushes and it was super cheap and just a complete piece of junk.

Nope. I painted the whole rim orange then came back with a chrome paint pen and did the rim.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies thank you for the prompt reply! I’m not having much luck with my old Molotow chrome pens. They are coming out more silver lately. What brand are you using?

@jimmyzwheelz I am using the molotow paint pens as well. I'm not having issues yet, but you are not the first person to tell me they were having issues with that brand.

Well sir. I leave all comments except for rude nasty ones. Which yours is not. Unfortunately I am not a big enough of a channel to get the attention of the big companies like Iawata or Harder and Steinbeck. Which is fine. I am you, the average guy working a nine to five, and when I am approached by these, let's say, lesser known companies offering products that us working folks can actually afford then in most instances I will jump on the chance to review them because I know how hard it is to come up with the extra money for something that we want but don't necessarily need. Especially since it is for a hobby. Sad thing is that when dealing with these unknown companies there is only so much information that can be found out about them. And I do try to do my best to find out as much as possible. For example this particular item when I reviewed it was not as expensive as it is today and there was no bait and switch type of scheme going on, which seems to be the theme with most of these types of companies now a days. I have recently changed my ways of reviewing items. I have actually had several deals fall through because I tell them up front that their product will not be reviewed on my channel until I am fully satisfied with its functionality and I see how they treat their customers as far as if there are any issues with their products and how they respond to those issues. For example my latest review video of the Bucasso Trigger Style Airbrush. I used and abused that airbrush for over three months before I reviewed it. I appreciate your candor and your insight for others to read and learn. I made this channel because I love sharing my hobbies with others and I love helping others. Whether that is to learn a new skill or to simply inspire someone to get out and start creating. Thank you for watching and leaving a great comment. Take care.

@@RoadsAndRailsHobbies I really appreciate your reply and your opinion. My natural inclination is to assume that negative comments will be removed, so I mistakenly figured the same here. You've proven my theory wrong! Thanks for that.

@jefftimothy Keep me honest brother. 👍

@@jefftimothy I mean, to be fair, your comment wasn't really that negative anyway. The only issue you pointed out was how the price has changed in the last 30 days, and this video is about 10 months old so the $20 discount is irrelevant at this point anyway. Not to mention the way the company prices has nothing to do with RRH, so he would have no reason to feel personally attacked by what you said in the first place haha

Thank you for watching.

This comes with a .4mm needle and nozzle. You would most likely have to thin your medium. You have to thin almost all mediums with most airbrushes, including most airbrush specific paints. I make leather goods and the only medium I don't have to thin is alcohol based stains like Fiebings. Here is another airbrush that I just reviewed that comes with a .8 mm needle and nozzle. You may still have to thin your paint but it's double the size of the one you are looking at. No compressor though. It's just the airbrush. th-cam.com/video/qMsUIR6h-l8/w-d-xo.html

Thanks for the recommendation on the AK. Do you think it will connect up to that slick ovagga cordless compressor?

@legocowboys it sure will. I use my Iwata's with it.