I dont think this video was a) helpful b) useful to anybody c) any one asked for it. But I enjoyed making it/ playing with the airbrush and its good 3am youtube slop content to watch. We all know its not good but seeing how the sausage is make is fun, now we know and shall never touch nor look at it again.
@mokanaman Understood. However from the POV the beginner anyone watching will understand it's limitations and that it's a challenge best avoided😉😉😉👍👍😀😀💜💜
Great review for anyone who has procured one of these, and wants to know its features before investing time into it. Thanks for taking the time to produce this piece of work
I had many come to me wanting to learn only having experience this brush and getting poor results. It can work but its hard to use and suspect it will break down very quickly. You guys are correct it is important for beginner to know bad results isnt 100% there fault and its a faulty design. For experienced users this video would be interesting and very funny. Again no one asked for this video but Im happy I made it and will be please it if helps anyone or better warn of its issues.
@@mokanaman Sometimes the customer doesn't know what they want until it's presented to them! It does take me back to my "starter" KKMoon brush that sprayed water and air but nothing else, it's kind of an achievement that this siphon gun works while that never did
This gun while arguably garbage works really well with acrylic lacquer. when i have large number of parts id like to cover with primer i tend to lean to this so i dont have to refill paint as often. the paint in the glass pot also allows it to be sat down for a long period without the paint drying out. theres definately better options out there but its not all doom and gloom.
My video showed the same, used lacquer and had little issues doing a base coat and can even achieve gradient fade and fine line. I have concerns for long term use regarding O rings. Other wise this can easily be used if its your last or only brush. I would argue any paint would be fine if thinned correctly. Did go hard mostly as Im very critical of all airbrushes including the good and expensive models which has gotten me in hot water many time. Most of my past work horses has been cheaper airbrushes. Other wise thanks for sharing your experience, I respect you still put it to use. Watch this space for interesting alternatives as I will be featuring more single actions and siphon feeds.
A thorough review of a perennial AB, one that's often left at the back of the cupboard.✌️👍😲😀👍
I dont think this video was a) helpful b) useful to anybody c) any one asked for it. But I enjoyed making it/ playing with the airbrush and its good 3am youtube slop content to watch. We all know its not good but seeing how the sausage is make is fun, now we know and shall never touch nor look at it again.
@mokanaman Understood. However from the POV the beginner anyone watching will understand it's limitations and that it's a challenge best avoided😉😉😉👍👍😀😀💜💜
Great review for anyone who has procured one of these, and wants to know its features before investing time into it.
Thanks for taking the time to produce this piece of work
I had many come to me wanting to learn only having experience this brush and getting poor results. It can work but its hard to use and suspect it will break down very quickly. You guys are correct it is important for beginner to know bad results isnt 100% there fault and its a faulty design. For experienced users this video would be interesting and very funny. Again no one asked for this video but Im happy I made it and will be please it if helps anyone or better warn of its issues.
@@mokanaman Sometimes the customer doesn't know what they want until it's presented to them! It does take me back to my "starter" KKMoon brush that sprayed water and air but nothing else, it's kind of an achievement that this siphon gun works while that never did
This gun while arguably garbage works really well with acrylic lacquer.
when i have large number of parts id like to cover with primer i tend to lean to this so i dont have to refill paint as often.
the paint in the glass pot also allows it to be sat down for a long period without the paint drying out.
theres definately better options out there but its not all doom and gloom.
My video showed the same, used lacquer and had little issues doing a base coat and can even achieve gradient fade and fine line. I have concerns for long term use regarding O rings. Other wise this can easily be used if its your last or only brush. I would argue any paint would be fine if thinned correctly. Did go hard mostly as Im very critical of all airbrushes including the good and expensive models which has gotten me in hot water many time. Most of my past work horses has been cheaper airbrushes. Other wise thanks for sharing your experience, I respect you still put it to use. Watch this space for interesting alternatives as I will be featuring more single actions and siphon feeds.