Hey gang;
Looked at the C-H catalog in the airgun section and found that they had a double action airbrush with all the toys. Anybody have any ideas on how good or bad this could be?
Thanks;
Steve Gorder
Hey gang;
Looked at the C-H catalog in the airgun section and found that they had a double action airbrush with all the toys. Anybody have any ideas on how good or bad this could be?
Thanks;
Steve Gorder
Anybody?
Hey Steve, I don’t know exactly what AB you are talking about. Campbell-Hausfeld doesn’t list any at their site. But I found one listed at J&L Industrial Supply, not sure if it’s the one?
If it’s the one, it could either be made by Badger or a knockoff. Badger does make AB’s for other companies without the Badger name on them.
If the price is right… who knows… [%-)]
I had that airbrush a few years ago. Let me put it like this: I picked it up at a local model show after I bought a $4.00 kit from a guy. He threw the brush in for free because he said he didn’t like it. I got it home and immediately knew why. And no, Badger parts don’t fit. HTH.
E
I believe the Airbrush City unit listed above is a Chinese-made copy, rather than an “unbranded” Badger 150. I picked up an identical (judging by the pic anyway) unit from a local auto parts chain a while back.
This one’s mine - compare with the pic above.

Mini-review here: http://www.finescale.com/FSM/CS/forums/531407/ShowPost.aspx
Thanks Jim. E, and Phil_H;
The MP 2900etc is the one in the catalog. But, at $75 I might as well go with something proven from BearAir or some place like that. Thanks again guys.
Steve Gorder
For that, you could buy a Badger Cresendo 175 double action from Dixie art and have a couple dollars left over for shipping. Most of the C-H stuff is ok for using once in awhile, little stuff, but if you use them a lot, they tend to wear out faster. I have 2 C-H welders, and little stuff breaks all the time. The quality isn’t great, but they will get the job done.