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I have a Passche VL model, it is good for both full coverage spraying and doing detail, weathering, and touchup work. They're a little expensive, though, unless you found a deal on one like I did. I'd suggest that Big_Boy gave the best advice so far as to go out and buy a cheaper airbrush first, for one thing it might be easier for you to learn how to airbrush if you have a simpler airbrush in the first place. The Passche airbrush I have is both dual-action and internal mix, which I guess someone should explain: Internal mix: Paint and air get mixed (atomized) inside the airbrush. External mix: Paint gets atomized with air outside the airbrush. Dual Action: Airbrush's trigger controls both the amount of paint and air going through the airbrush. Single action airbrushes only control the amount of air (I think); and control paint flow with something else.
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