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jwar, A single action should do well for most of your airbrushing projects, if you find that you need more capability, then you can always move up to a more sophisticated double action, after a while. I myself have a Badger 200 single action internal mix, and I really like it. Its not as ergonomic as the Aztek brush I used to have, but the quality is better. As far as ease of cleaning, this one is actually quite easy. A lot of people like the Paasche models as well. I chose the Badger because I could get it ,and any parts I needed for it, locally. vs. having to order them. Also, don't bother with those silly propellant cars, their a waste of money, and really aren't very good. If you already have a compressor, the only things you'll need is a regulator, a moisture trap and some fittings. Otherwise, I wouldn't recomend those tiny compressors marketing just for airbrush use, you can get a small 2-gallon compressor from Wal-Mart, or Tractor Supply for about $100, plus fittings, and it'll be far more useful. Alvie.
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