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I hear ya. I look at a brush I don't have, and a little voice in my head asks how we're surviving without it. Some brushes just catch my eye like a piece of jewelry, 💍or a nice Rolex.⌚

@@airbrushdungeon yes! exactly like watch collecting.

Hi John.Thanks for watching, commenting, and most of all for the sub. It's hard to get this TH-cam thing rolling when like me, you lack the raw talent that some of these TH-cam artists have. Some of these guys are amazing. In comparison, I'm just winging it. It's nice to meet a fellow 80s airbrush refugee. And that is an awesome collection you have there.

@@airbrushdungeon yep I`m winging it too....... I`ve learn`t quite a bit from some airbrush artists of which which I`m not....O scale Model Railways for me and trying to move over to Acrylics .I`ve picked up ideas from The Art Workshop.....Jon Bius.....The air space....... and Dred FX. Practice...Practice Practice...you``ll get there...

@@johntaylor5807 You referenced the vary guys I was talking about. Mark from The Art Workshop had kind words for what I do, and subbed to my channel. That was a nice little ego boost. He's a pretty cool guy.

Thanks for watching, and for the tip. The Vision trigger is clearly a step up. I'll probably bag one.

Your imagination is the limit.

Thanks for watching. The Vision, like the Raptor is the same brush as the Talon. Where the Raptor has a smaller cup, the Vision adds a MAC valve and a fancy black finish. I was looking at all three, and the Raptor won for me. Good brush at a great price. If I didn't already have brushes with Mac valves, I would likely have gotten the Vision. But a quick release with a MAC is cheap, and the smaller cup is much nicer to work with.😎

You got it. I'm working on a multi part howto on laying out your line work in Inkscape, and bringing into your cutter software.

Thanks for watching. under 10 PSI is too low for this brush. Paasche brushes tend to be air hungry in my experience. I had it running at 15 with it way over reduced. I run my Creos with a .18 and Infinity with a .15 at some very low pressures.

@@airbrushdungeon That's good information to know thanks for sharing.

Thanks for watching. I didn't notice any off about the smell. Now you got me wanting to go sniff the box.👃 As for the gold piece requiring tools, I figured that after having it apart, if I tightened it by hand it would come apart easier. It does however, comes apart when trying to remove just the handle. They should deepen the holes to accommodate a tool like the one that comes with the H&S Infinity. I use the same quick release system as a standard Iwata, and this one connects perfectly.

@@airbrushdungeon Hello again Sir, yes the smell is just a nonsense...in the end it is not a parfume, eau du cologne...it's an airbrush. I am a little bit too picky when it comes to scents. Am I being nozy? 😆 Now seriously, its an awesome airbrush and I am amazed with the quality. My favourite brand is Harder and Steenbeck just love the philosophy behind, almost everything is interchangeable so you can have a Ultra with a 0.15 combo and the front of a Infinity...I know, you have them too, so why am I wasting my "Latin"😉 Sorry...I am drifting...back to the subject. After watching some reviews online I ordered the GHAC39 from the UK, I was a little nervous thinking it would be a piece of crap, it was not! No bent needles, no missing chrome, it felt just like a Iwata Eclipse but it had two needle combos 0.35 and 0.5 I cannot find anything bad to say about it. As for the Mobius series, they look very good but to me they have two flaws, the first one is the golden middle part and its removal (I ended up making some marks on it unscrewing it with a suitable tool) I think it is brass, so its kind of soft. I came to the same conclusion as you, it should have a tool like the Infinity and I even told that to Ghaahleri. I have not take that part of the 03 mob, but it is going to happen someday. I used the same strategy as you did not tighten it too much, so I can take it out using only a rag to help me grip it. Do not take the trigger tensioner out, it was a pain to get it back (also maybe my golden part was not straight anymore) The second flaw is a smaller one, the quick connect it had slightly different dimensions that my H&S hose connector, and to me of inferior quality when compared to the GHAC39 connector, it tends to "spit" the hose and H&S connector out because of the slightly different "nipple". Wow...no one can say that I do not like writing...but I don't! It was longer than my testament! Greetings and Salutations, Piece to the Nations! Cheers! Adeus!

So I just changed the Mobius 02 and 03 connector for genuine H&S connectors...to be honest I do not use them often because of the trouble of taking it apart. The ghac39 I use it often. My work horses are a H&S Ultras (0.4) and Thayer and Chandler Vega 2000 (0.5, 0.7, 1.0). For detail H&S Infinity, Evolution, Hansa 581. Unfortunately I think H&S dropped their quality parameters, bought the evo '24 it has cool and stronger interior mechanism with a tighter machining but the bottom of the cup is not smooth, it has some marks and it should be smoother just like the Mobius. I was not cheap 190 euros for the 2 in 1. I am trying to restart painting, changing to the waterbased acrylics was a disaster to me. Thank you European Union!

@@gonzalvezalvez6572 Yeah I love my Infinity. It's my second favorite, net to my Creos PS-771. I just put up a review of a Paasche Raptor, and it may beat out the Mobius in my heart. It's a wild beast, but when you tame it, you'll love it.

Thanks for watching brother. Yeah, I love the 771. I usually bounce between that and the Infinity. BTW The name's Bill

Also , Thanks for subbing. It ain't easy to get the ball rolling.

Soon.🤟

Why? This guy sucks. 😜

Hi Linda.Thanks for watching, and welcome to the Dungeon. I will be putting out more content soon, including the second half of this piece.😀

Thanks for watching. I'm well aware of what a .2 is capable of. My smallest is my Infinity @ .15. The smallest in the industry. I've worked in the custom paint indusrty for years. After having a couple of strokes, I retired until I couldn't fight that itch. So now I'm giving YT a go. but I am relearning a lot from moving to acrylic paint from urethanes. More videos are coming.