Hi guys, I have found a site that is selling Revell master airbrushes, has anyone any knowledge of these are they any good.

I recently bought a Revell Student airbrush on eBay, and initial impressions are good. I have managed to use it once so far, and the fine lines are quite nice with what I believe is a medium needle ( two notches?) Easy to clean aswel.
Mine is a single action and the Master is a dubble action one. I do like the feel and weight of mine, but will keep trying for a top loading one for small jobs.

Cheers
Henk

Hi,

I own a revell Vario airbrush, which is a dual action airbrush similar to the proffesional one, only it is not gravity fed. I really like the quality of it, although I would reccomentd the proffesional one as it is a little more versatile and conserves paint.

Hope this helps,

Mark

I used to have their Professional airbrush. Gravity fed with fine nozzle/nedle combo. It was great, but they are a bit expensive, there are better brushes for the same money, but if you can't get any other buy Revell, they perform great.
You should go with Professional of Flexible because they are gravity fed and really easy to clean and have fine tip. On Flexible you can turn the head around and use it as a bottom fed, but it is too expensive for what it offers.

Somobody Know how to change the needle in tha aerograph?