I have this airbrush. I haven't had enough practice with it to have better control with finer details. I love it and wish I had more time to dabble with it . My only complaint is that the holder for it is stupid . Dropped the airbrush and bent the needle right after I got it. Spare needles are a must. Costs more to ship needles than cost of the needles. Always have spare needles. I purchased a holder that clamps onto a table for mine and it is much more stable.
Great advice Hobbist. Extra needles is definitely a must. I have this airbrush as well. And like you (Hobbist) I really have not taken much time to really learn it (i.e. adjusting air pressure, and knowing the different pressure(s) when spraying. However, I have airbrushed cakes, cookies, gumpaste figures, to name a few with minimal problems. It's pretty "plug and play" and as I purchased it from TCP Global they are very responsive with the few problems I've had. One included them shipping me a complete new system (free of charge, and I didn't have to return the other one) because the air pressure adjuster was not working properly.
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