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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Grayhound Challenger If properly maintained and taken car of, any airbrush can produce good results, But I have found that the cheaper ones are more prone to accidental dammage than the quality ones. I have been using a Badger Model 200 since I got into the hobby and the thing has been as rock solid and dependable as any other tool in my work shop. So far I have only had to replace the needle of which my brother, bent on accident when he knocked it off the counter It was sitting on when I was in the process of cleaning the brush. Also of note, the Magazine Fine Scale Modeler, about six or seven years ago, did a comparison shopping of Single Action airbrushes, and rated the Badger Model 200 as the best in overall performace, ease of use, ease of maintenence, and price. Glad I could be of assistance. James [/quote] I went to Badger's web site, and there are several Model200 airbrushes. Which one is best for model rr painting and detailing, and which one do you use, greyhound challenger?
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