phantom II
Master at Arms
Does anyone on this site have or had a Tamiya airbrush ? :idonno
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
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Air brush inquiry
- Thread starter phantom II
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I'm guessing you do. :coolio :tomato :tomato
OK I'll take this :smack
OK I'll take this :smack
phantom II
Master at Arms
I'm considering the TAMIYA 74802 Sparmax Airbrush SX 0.5D . :hmmm
I could use a brush for priming and shooting paint on large areas . I have been thinking I needed one for a long time and after watching Paul Budzic's video on priming , he confirmed my thoughts.
If my pockets were as deep as his, I would go with his recommendations but since it's my money I'd rather do it with an $ 80 AB. if I can.
Which one do you have james and what do yo think of the quality ?
Cheers, Christian B)
reconron
Active member
Had to Google Search it: http://www.google.nl/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDQQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.tamiya.com%2Fenglish%2Fproducts%2F74802%2Findex.htm&ei=Bg6jVMu4MtDmaqehgKAI&usg=AFQjCNFc20J3oy-HspSi5qmzMa-TpOGq9Q&bvm=bv.82001339,d.d2s&cad=rja
In the early 90's I got myself a Tamiya HG Airbrush,I'm still using and loving it.
Someone told me that Tamiya Airbrushes are made by Iwata,think they are high quality stuff.
Gr,Ron.
In the early 90's I got myself a Tamiya HG Airbrush,I'm still using and loving it.
Someone told me that Tamiya Airbrushes are made by Iwata,think they are high quality stuff.
Gr,Ron.
ausf
Master at Arms
Certainly has the same lines as an Iwata, just a different back.
Tamiya does that often, partners up with another quality Japanese company for a while, then have them sub contract for their brand. For years in the Asian market only, the 1/16 RC tank kits came with Futaba Attack radio systems (everyone else just got Futaba shaped holes in the styrofoam), then recently switched to Tamiya radios, which are still the Attack with a Tammy nameplate.
Tamiya does that often, partners up with another quality Japanese company for a while, then have them sub contract for their brand. For years in the Asian market only, the 1/16 RC tank kits came with Futaba Attack radio systems (everyone else just got Futaba shaped holes in the styrofoam), then recently switched to Tamiya radios, which are still the Attack with a Tammy nameplate.
