Is the HIGHEST RATED AIRBRUSH on Amazon any good?

This video is a detailed and comprehensive review of the Master Airbrush G233 set. This model comes with a .2, .3. and a .5mm needles and nozzles making it an excellent value airbrush. Within this buyer's guide we are looking at all the pros and cons of this airbrush. I'll also be comparing its spray pattern to the Iwata micron cm-b, eclpise, the micron takumi, sotar 20/20, the gsi creos ps-771, and others. Thanks for watching!

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[landwand]

I enjoy the fact that (unlike others) you're both experienced and not snobby about the product.

[strinity]

My first airbrush was a master airbrush, still works. Used it for 2 years with cleaning after every use, never had any issues. I even use lacquer and thinners and clean with acetone, still works.

[raymondstein]

I have used the Master airbrush for over a year. I clean it after every use. I have never had a problem. If it breaks, I will definitely buy another.

[NitroModelsAndComics]

I use mine regularly and it has been great. For serious paint jobs I use another brush, but I have used this one for a NLL competitive car and it performed well. I would recommend it in almost any case as I have come to rely on it for day to day painting. I bought a secomd just for primer and labeled it my primer gun.

[MrStefanValent]

Really loving your airbrush reviews, and they've definitely informed my own purchases - Since you've started making these I've picked up both an Iwata Micron and Eclipse Takumi. So thank you!

I'd love to see you run your tests on some older or more esoteric airbrushes - The Paasche AB Turbo, a Testors Aztek, or even a Letraset Fischer (if you can find one).

[grognardgaming]

Love mine. I got that exact model last christmas and Ive used it quite a bit.

[halfarsemodeler]

Thank you - based on your review, this is the airbrush I'm moving to to get into the gravity-fed, dual action sphere. Until now, my two airbrushes have been a Badger 200 that I've been using for about 40 years and a Paasche SI set which came with 3 needles/heads that I've had for a couple years.

[richhewitt]

Excellent and very helpful, thanks for your time.

[johnsaenz]

All airbrush brands are very good its how you maintain them through use or when done and always clean them in between color changes and knowing how to reduce your paints and knowing how to regulate your air pressure. I hope this will help everyone.

[tjdoc]

I have two of these brushes and am really enjoy them. I mainly use them to base coat miniatures. I’m still a novice and the few attempts I’ve made with layering and blending colors have gone well. Thanks for the good review!

[stevestammet]

Jeez! What a comprehensive scientific review! Thanks!

[BelieveYouCanPaint]

Great review. This looks like a good budget gun.

[greenbook]

I have this airbrush, and have been pretty happy with it. I only use the .5 for priming, base coating, and varnishing miniatures though. My only complaint about it is cleaning. The cup isn't removable, and it can be difficult to clean the needle channel in the bottom. But fortunately it is a larger area than some other brushes, and q-tips can get in there rather easily. Some day I hope to get a better brush, but for the foreseeable future the G233 will do what I need it for.

[koolkatkustomdiecast]

Bought my buddy one as a starter airbrush! I do a lot of airbrushing so I have a pro con boy which is a great airbrush but limited to one size!

[hewlett-packardlovecraft]

Hey man, just found your channel, and I have to say I'm pretty miffed with YT for hiding it from me for so long. Silver lining there is I have a nice little back log of your videos to go through now. Excellent video by the way; can't stress enough how nice it is to hear someone call this what it is, instead of bashing it for what it isn't. Hope the day finds you well, and have a great week.

[TheTomt]

Love your reviews! Just saw some new videos a new H&S Giraldez CR plus? Looks like they improved that trigger? Would love to see your review?

[TheDarkArtist]

I bought this same airbrush when I had first started along with the iwata neo. I didn't have very good luck with it but I'm sure it is a hit or miss with the quality in each brush. The .02 needle tip was bent straight out of the box and the .05 didn't seem to mesh with its corresponding nozzle. It was weird. Long story short im glad I had gotten the neo at the same time because that brush is pretty amazing for what it cost. Some of my experience with thre master might have been my inexperience at the time but anyway Great review as always

[raymondblanchard]

When I got started, I got a cheat no-name airbrush with the Avanti air compressor, then found that a compressor with a tank enabled smooth spray, so I got a VIVOHOME brush with that compressor. Since the airbrushes I saw online were under $20 & one under $10, I finally ended up with 5 cheap airbrushes. One brush was Point Zero, really not better than any of the others. These all operate very well, & when treating them like an expensive one, operate excellent. I have ordered name brand replacement parts like needles & nozzles and a plunger with attached trigger lever, which surprisingly was what 4 of the cheapy brushes came with. Only one .5mm nozzle/needle that came extra failed to work out of the box, but another .5 is excellent. In my opinion, there is no reason other than peace of mind to pay a lot for an airbrush, maybe I was lucky, but they all, except for the Point Zero, have a smooth trigger when properly lubricated.

[daz]

These might be something i pick up, i have a Creos 270 for details On Miniatures but i am looking for something for priming, this looks like it will do the job. Ill wait for the Xmas sales i think

[mrratskins]

I've had one of these for over a year. I think your review was very accurate. You could do worse and you could do better. I've had good luck with it, but am ready to step it up.