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OK, so I want to go airbrush route..however I want to see just how cheap I can do it.
I would want to source an Airbrush that is at least reasonable at controling a spray, but doesnt have to do pin lines etc...ideally just for light shadowing etc. Airsource is going to be something like a Car Tyre...no compressors etc. Anyone got any ideas on sourcing the airbrush, what other bits are needed (something I guess to connect the airline to a tyre's valve etc) Really appreciate constructive replies loads cheers John |
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Any reason why your not looking for a compressor?
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I have a Basic Compressor & Airbrush setup that I was going to stick on here at some point this week.
I can send you some details if needed? |
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Cheers guys but no compressor...want to try and get this setup for under £30...so spare tyre with 20p of air in it will feed the airbrush.
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How about this for you...
I've got a diaphragm compressor, A brand new Double-Action brush (Gravity Fed) Its un-branded, But works well. (I bought 4 of them to save time between colours) and a hose. You can have that setup for £40? |
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Cheers for all the replies everyone
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