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The Testor's, also known as Aztecs are the easiest brushes of all to clean. Trust me on this, in 45 seconds you can clean an Aztec or Testor's, not so with Paasche, Badgers and the like. You might not think that is a big deal, but trust me it is. <br /> <br />Also the Aztec has a High Flow tip that can be used with ordinary household paint, or just about any paint out there, this isn't true with other manufactures tips. I have used my Aztec brush on car touch ups, on walls and trim in my house, and on fascia and legs on my layout. Be warned, there is another tip that is High Flow, but it isn't this one. <br /> <br />I have an internal 320 Aztec I think it is and I'm happy with it. You don't need a double action brush in model railroading at all. So far I have used mine to paint engines, freight cars, for weathering, painting track, painting fascia, etc. Not once have I heard myself think - "oh this would be so much better if I had a double action brush."
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