Henk
Not to rain on your parade, but first of all I didn't ask how to drive the caddie and second of all I believe anybody could improve their talents with a better product.
The only reason I mentioned Iwata is that the young man over at the hobby shop that use to exist in my area swore by it. He had used most of the more popular brushes and said, "in his opinion" , nothing compares to the smoothness in the trigger of the Iwata. Now personally I have not experienced the Iwata, but before I go and buy another $200 brush, I wanted to see what other folks had to say about what they liked. I guess I thought all kinds of peeps would testify to their Iwata. But as you said , "the cadilac of airbrushes", I guess not everyone can drive a luxury automobile. Thats all, nothing more.
Believe me, I'am totally aware of the operator being the most important part of any tool. But in time when that operator has mastered that tool, he ventures out to perfect himself with a better product.
So back to my original question, what do you prefer or should I say what have you mastered and could they improve on your brush?
Enuff said
Steve