Paasche Airbrush

[Mike 1017]

I have a Paasche H. i want to improve my painting skills.Such as flames,faded,Lowrider.Is there is a Paasche that will paint a pencil thin line?

Thanks

Mike

[scalenut]

they are all capable with the smallest needle/tip set , thin paint and low pressure,

[Mike 1017]

I have the smallest tip for my H. Still the spray pattern is too wide

[Chief Joseph]

Paasche Talon Vision is the newest gun in their line. It has a built-in MAC valve and a 0.2mm nozzle, so it's intended for the finest detail work. It also costs more than twice a "regular" Talon. The regular Talon will paint a pencil-thin line with the right paint and it's a good choice if you want to keep your airbrush family all-Paasche.

[bill w]

There is the Paashe AB, you can touch the part you are painting with the airbrush and paint a hairline. I don't know if they still

make that model, the last price that I saw was $325.00 back in the 80's. It is great for detail work.

Bill

[935k3]

Paasche has discontinued the AB Turbo and it was intended to be used with inks not paint. The Talon with the smallest tip(.25 mm) will paint very fine lines. You can get the set with all three tips and needles in a very nice wooden case. The Talon is a far better airbrush than the H. The preset handles allows you to use the airbrush like a single action a/b for consistent lines.

http://www.amazon.com/Paasche-Airbrush-Talon-Gravity-Deluxe/dp/B00JUPUIR6/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1401077643&sr=8-13&keywords=paasche+talon+set

Also for nothing but thin lines you could think about the Badger Krome, sold at AC Moore which has 40% off every week coupons and 50% off on occasion.

Edited May 26, 2014 by 935k3

[Mike 1017]

Thank you for you input. It looks like the Talon TG set is the way to go.

Mike

[English Jules]

i have a Harder and Steenback, build quality is amazing and i can do the tiniest fine lines that i need for military modles

[DrGlueblob]

Paasche is a lot easier to get in the U.S. than Harder and Steenbeck.

[935k3]

Paasche is a lot easier to get in the U.S. than Harder and Steenbeck.

And the price is much less.