New Airbrush.

[935k3]

I just got the Paasche Talon TG-3F set which is the airbrush with all three tips and needle sizes and an adjustuble fan spray tip. This airbrush is a beauty to look at and use and the handle has a pre-set to set how far you can pull back when you want a constant pattern. it also has a bigger cup than most gravity feed types. I have an Iawata Eclipse but it may not get used as much now. For any one thinking about getting a dual action airbrush take a good look at this one. Below is pic of the airbrush.

Edited September 18, 2012 by 935k3

[cobraman]

Nice ! Waiting to see what she can do.

[The70judgeman]

I've got one too. Love it.

[my80malibu]

I must admit that looks so Cool.

[Dr. Cranky]

No doubt, it's a beautiful air brush.

[crazyjim]

Pretty. Enjoy and post something you've painted with it.

[Monty]

Just out of curiosity, what made you choose this airbrush over all the other dual-actions out there? (Again, not arguing with your choice, just curious).

[935k3]

Just out of curiosity, what made you choose this airbrush over all the other dual-actions out there? (Again, not arguing with your choice, just curious).

Price, larger cup, availability of parts and the price of those parts vs the price of parts for my Iawata. And it looks great. It had good reviews and I wanted to buy something American made. I am more than happy with the choice I made. I wanted the preset handle also. I have had 3 other Paasches, the H,VL and VLST-PRO. This is the best airbrush Paasche makes. It also does not have the stuck needle problems I had with the other Paasches I have had.

[Monty]

Price, larger cup, availability of parts and the price of those parts vs the price of parts for my Iawata. And it looks great. It had good reviews and I wanted to buy something American made. I am more than happy with the choice I made. I wanted the preset handle also. I have had 3 other Paasches, the H,VL and VLST-PRO. This is the best airbrush Paasche makes. It also does not have the stuck needle problems I had with the other Paasches I have had.

Thanks for answering my questions. If you like it better than a VL, I'd say you've found a great airbrush. I look forward to seeing what you do with it.

[935k3]

Thanks for answering my questions. If you like it better than a VL, I'd say you've found a great airbrush. I look forward to seeing what you do with it.

I think the VL is a ver nice airbrush but I did not like the limited trigger travel which I beleive Paasche adressed with the VLST-PRO which has a much wider range like Badger's Crescendo which I still have. The Crescendo is a good all around workhorse.

[Monty]

I think the VL is a ver nice airbrush but I did not like the limited trigger travel which I beleive Paasche adressed with the VLST-PRO which has a much wider range like Badger's Crescendo which I still have. The Crescendo is a good all around workhorse.

I agree. The VL was my first 'brush and I thought it could really blow some paint....then I bought a Crescendo. I remember thinking it was like going from a Holley 600 cfm carb to a 750 Double Pumper. I seem to like the fat-body 'brushes better, so I probably won't be buying anything new for awhile, but your new one sure looks enticing.

[Tom Setzer]

I got a new Talon TG3F Last year for Christmas and I found it to be a MUCH BETTER AIRBRUSH THAN THE IWATA THAT I OWN. and it is MADE IN THE U.S.A. Paasche makes everything for their Airbrushes in the U.S.A. meaning American jobs, and everything they make is to highest standards!

[935k3]

Here is some wheels I painted today. Gold is decanted Tamiya TS21 Gold and then masked thent TS14 Black base and finished with Spaztix Mirror chrome. These were white plastic.

Edited September 21, 2012 by 935k3

[frozono]

Hi,

i have the same one.......

Mine have the fan tip. like the one used on the big auto paint guns

and I built this wood box to protect my investment...........

The airbrush works fine i love the results.........

I have this one for almost 3 years. now i have a badger 200 nh singel action for large areas....... and it cost me $20.00 at Michael's; ones in a lifetime deal........

[Agent G]

I ordered one of these and expect delivery soon. I'm anxious to try out that fan tip, any info regarding it's usage?

G

[moparmagiclives]

I got a new Talon TG3F Last year for Christmas and I found it to be a MUCH BETTER AIRBRUSH THAN THE IWATA THAT I OWN. and it is MADE IN THE U.S.A. Paasche makes everything for their Airbrushes in the U.S.A. meaning American jobs, and everything they make is to highest standards!

Isn't iwata out of Oregon?

[XJ6]

That is most a very Nice Loooking "Airbrush"....with the Engraving and Gold .....Heck may just have to get one and Hang it on my wall...

Cheers to all......Don aka XJ6

[Ace-Garageguy]

Thanks for the heads up on this airbrush. I've been looking at upgrading from my POS antique el-cheapo Chinee siphon feed (which will do a nice job, but is a kinda finicky PITA to use). Your wheels look wonderful.

[935k3]

The more I use this airbrush the more I like it. I do like it better than my Iawata. BTW Iawata is made in Japan not Oregon. I believe Tamiya's airbrushes are made by Iawata. I testsed the fan spray with water and it works great I just have not need it yet. I would bet it probably needs a little more air pressure than the regular tips. The large cup is really nice. I can spray a little paint right from a spray can in it and spray away. This is the best airbrush Paasche has ever made. One tip for anybody getting one is the seal the needle passes through is adjustable and mine was a little tight but after polishing the needles it worked great.

Edited October 11, 2012 by 935k3