Neribo - I started with the Duffs brand that Michael's sells simply because I could get it at 50% off. It's a good starting airbrush but I've replaced it more than once. That being said, a lot of people recommend the TC-20T series airbrush bundle (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001ESP2BY/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1A3PTKHEXJ5LE&coliid=I3GFAP2RK4CNJZ) as it comes with everything you would need to start off, including 24 of the most popular colors.
Here's a thread that I used to figure some of it out: http://decoratedcupcakeideas.com/top-3-rated-cake-decorators-airbrush-kits/ . I'm sure there are others on CakeCentral that go into more of the particulars but I use mine for airbrushing color onto entire tiers, stencil work, and adding metallic/pearl when needed. I can't draw well freehand so I don't use mine for line work etc.
Hope that helps,
Frank
Depends on what you are doing. I bought a pretty pricey doubleaction airbrush kit with a full accessory kit with various needles, seats, paint cups and cleaning supplies for next to nothing by using that coupon.
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Some people recommend going with an external mix, single action model to start out with, but you will find them too limiting very quickly. If you are mechanically minded, understand how a venturi works and intend to use the airbrush alot, go ahead and spring for a nice double action, internal mix unit. You'll be happy with its versatility.
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