Hi everyone. I came across this forum when doing a search. I haven't built a model in 10 years or more. When I did I didn't have all the right tools so I didn't get the best results. After years of assault from cats I threw most of my models away (ships, cars, planes). I've been wanting to start building models again for some time. I was surprised earlier this week when my sister bought me a model of the Revell USS Constitution at a garage sale. It's still got the wrapping (box has a date of 1979). I figure now is as good a time as any to start building again. I want to start on something easier, though, like a car model before attempting a sailing ship. Anyway, I want to get the right tools this time. My first on that list is an airbrush.
I got a Campbell Hausfeld 1-gallon air compressor today at Lowes. Amazon has the same thing.
http://www.amazon.com/Campbell-Hausfeld-FP...132&sr=8-22
The thing is, I have no idea what is a good budget airbrush. I know the good ones cost a lot, but I'm on a tight budget. I'm thinking $50 or less. Are the Testors Aztek brushes any good? I'm not looking for museum quality, but I want something better than a spray can.
Any other tools I should get? I have an X-Acto knife from before, some tweezers, and one of those things with multiple little clamps (is part of a soldering kit).