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I've researched for several days now airbrushes for model railroading use. I searched this forum and found a lot of past topics with varied opinions. However, I never really found any replies with a sincere opinion on what is really necessary for weathering and detailing of scenery, structures, etc. Single action sufficient or double action necessary? I have narrowed down my decision to the Badger 200 or 150. Essentially it has come down to single vs. double action. I have no problem learning to use a double action, but my main question, - Is double action necessary for weathering and detailing and the preferred airbrush or is it overkill? Will the 200 be sufficient and make for realistic weathering? I want what will work for my railroad, not necessarily just simplicity or cheapest. Any feedback from those experienced with either or both is appreciated. Thanks, Vince
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