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For $200.00 it should be gold plated!! At this price it must be a double action i.e. push down for the amount of air flow you want and pull back for the amount of paint to mix with that air flow. If you are an experienced air brusher a double action brush may be the right ticket. However, if you have never used an air brush before I would recommend you start with a single action and get used to adjusting the amount of air flow via finger tip and set the paint flow via an adjustable knob on the end of the air brush. A good single action should cost about $40-$50. Even if you buy one of the "sets" which includes extra jars, lids, etc. it should be less than $100. Here's a few sources that may be of help: http://www.airbrush.com/ : http://www.badger-airbrush.com/ : http://www.paascheairbrush.com/ Also, Airbrush 101 at http://www.arttalk.com/iwata/air-tip.htm - then scroll down the page to find the article.
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