Fengda AC-150 Encased Mini Compressor with Airbrush, Kit, & Tools

If you're looking at this AC-150 kit - the pictures are not accurate. The unit does NOT come with a suction/siphon feed airbrush, it is a gravity fed unit (which is vastly superior). The compressor unit itself is also white not black (PB Tech can you please update the photos?).

After a very quick setup, this unit sprays very well. It is also way more quiet than the decibel rating suggests and given that it turns off when the pressure reaches the set amount, makes it able to be left on while you move your model/miniature around. The compressor comes with a hose/line as well as the airbrush, so you have a spare which is great. The instructio...view more If you're looking at this AC-150 kit - the pictures are not accurate. The unit does NOT come with a suction/siphon feed airbrush, it is a gravity fed unit (which is vastly superior). The compressor unit itself is also white not black (PB Tech can you please update the photos?).

After a very quick setup, this unit sprays very well. It is also way more quiet than the decibel rating suggests and given that it turns off when the pressure reaches the set amount, makes it able to be left on while you move your model/miniature around. The compressor comes with a hose/line as well as the airbrush, so you have a spare which is great. The instructions are clearly written by someone where English was a second language so when you're reading the section about setting the 'working pressure vs max pressure' what they mean is this... When you turn the unit it on, the pressure will raise to the MAXIMUM that the compressor has been set to. Then, when you release air using the brush, it will settle down to the WORKING pressure which will be lower. Try and set the MAXIMUM pressure to be slightly above the WORKING pressure using the compressor adjustor knob. You can then use the small pressure adjustor on the airbrush itself to fine tune your WORKING pressure.