I'm 33 years into my painting journey and have never used an air brush and I have no plans to use one, but I will watch your video.

Using chapters would be nice.

I think it would make a good video on this channel or your main one, to have a painting competition where you can only use the air brush. Who can make the best detailed model when a normal brush can not be touched??

I got an evolution when I started thanks to you guys, great brush but 6 months down the road my awesome wife got me an infinity miniature master edition. So the evo just sits now mostly

Can’t say enough good things about the evolution. Has been rock solid and reliable

I started with the Iwata Neo and ended up accidently breaking it 6 months in. Ended up getting the Iwata Eclipse. The practice that I got with the Neo definitely gave me an appreciation on how to use an airbursh properlly and getting the Eclipse made me realise the difference in quality that a more expensive airbrush has, something that I wouldnt have know had I started with the more expensive airbrush to begin with.

I started with an Iwata i've used for years. I just got my super sexy Squidmar airbrushes last month and I love them!

Thanks for another great video. As someone who has progressed through all three and owns two infinitys, it was the build quality, flexibility of interchangeable and upgradable parts, and ease of cleaning why I chose H&S airbrushes for my work. I own airbrushes from other brands but they just don’t get used. H&S has great videos too which not just explain the different models but how to use them to paint a variety of projects. I love my three Squidmar-branded airbrushes the most! They look as good as they paint!

Started with the Evolution. Of course at the beginning it's difficult, but now I do whatever I want with no problems, no clogging etc... My plan is to get an infinity in the next few months.

Only shortly mentioned but I have the set from Ghaleeri which I think is great for people who say "I don't want an airbrush it's too expensive". It comes with an compressor and costs as much as maybe 4 cans of primer so if you only use it for priming, it's already worth the price. People like Eons of Battle often say they have a cheap airbrush as a "workhorse" for priming and stuff and then a good one (like Harder & Steenbeck) for precision work.

Btw you need a German shop, I can't keep paying extra shipping just to buy brushes and airbrushes from your site that were produced in Germany, shipped to you and then shipped back to Germany to me :D (just kidding of course)

Would love to see a video about display plinths, alternatives, perhaps how to base them tips etc. I'm sure many painters are flocking to this channel for education and wanting to learn display painting.

Thank you for making this video. Nothing else needs to be said.

It would be very helpful to talk about recommended compressors to go with these, and how to maintain those as well. the airbrush itself is only half the tool.

Thanks for the info!

This is excellent. Very well balanced advice

I got the Ultra 2024 for my first. Element games in UK did a great bundle and gave me a free lesson on how to use, clean and thin my paints for it. Use it for Base coating, OSL, Zenithals and I am trying out smaller stuff and found it can work fine although I might have to get a smaller nozzle size if I want to do more with that side. I never had issues from the get go personally, find them really easy to use.

Skip the ultra, it's a good brush,but you will out grow it quickly. The evolution is the sweet spot. I keep the ultra for priming and base coats.

I always recommend an Iwata Eclipse HP-CS or Badger Patriot 105 for a first airbrush.   They are both good solid workhorse airbrushes.  They both can do pencil thickness lines but really excel at base coating.

I can support Squidmar and my local shops at the same time, because my local paint store has Squidmar sets for sale.

My first brush is a mobius, it seems really good. easy to use and clean.