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There are 2 main types, single action where you just press the trigger down and the air and paint come out together. Dual action or double action when you press the trigger down air comes out first and as you pull back on the trigger the paint starts to come out. This model takes a little practice to get use to and is a little more difficult to clean. I have 3 Badger airbrushes. 2 model 200 which are single action and a Badger 150 which is dual action.I had a problem with one and sent to Badger to fix. I got back in about a week and it was fixed at no charge,they stand by their product. You don't need a large compressor. I have a compressor which was used to keep computers cool and it's been working great for 15 years. Try this web site Bearair.com good luck.
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