The airbrush is equipped with a 9ml (1/3oz) paint cup, that’s non-removable. It’s perhaps slightly too large for most model building needs, but it’s not a big deal. There’s however another version of this brush, which comes with a smaller cup, but that one is maybe too small. I know, I am not easy to please. There are basically two types of airbrush nozzles to consider – a self-centering nozzle and a screw-on nozzle. Screw-in nozzles The Infinity requires a 1/8” connector for the airbrush hose. so if you’re using Iwata airbrush you should be fine. If you use Badger or Paasche, then an adaptor will be required. Conclusion The nozzle is of the self-centering type. Just drop it in, screw on the nozzle cap and you are ready to go. No need to mess around with the fine spanner worrying about damaging the nozzle.

A lot of people will look at buying a new airbrush and compare various brands by looking at the nozzle size. Typically for miniature painters, it will go from 0.05mm to 0.6mm. The view is that a smaller nozzle will produce a finer spray.

Created with Angel Giraldez specifically for the art of painting miniatures to the highest standard possible, but with the greatest ease and control. The ergonomics are designed for highly accurate work on small pieces, the architecture for the simplest maintenance and the spray performance for ultimate control.

Even using a cheap airbrush will result in a much better finish than you’d ever be able to achieve with a paintbrush. Of course, there are some downsides as well and obviously, the airbrush will require further investments, because it will not work without a compressor. Technically you could use bottles of compressed air, but a compressor is a better long-time solution. Custom Trigger: I’ll go into more detail on this in a sec, but the main feature of this trigger is that it is both taller allowing a greater range of motion and a reversible lip to encourage precision. Cult of Paint Infinity Airbrush Review – Features Cult of Paint Infinity Airbrush Aluminium Body At the time of writing this article the video has only been on youtube for 24 hrs and it already has 7.9K views. I wonder how many more owners of the original Infinity CR Plus are watching and feel as I do? You’ll soon find when airbrushing miniatures that it’s less about spraying straight lines and swooshes than you’ll find typical airbrush artists use. Instead, you’re really just spraying variable sized circles at your models over and over to build up small areas of colour. I am a fan of the 2in1 setups as you get two different-sized nozzle/needle sets and also two paint cups. There are multiple sets to choose from – 0.15 + 0.4mm and 0.2mm + 0.4mm are the most popular of them.An other nice accessory by H&S is the reamer that is meant to clean the inside of the nozzle. If used with care this can be a useful tool.