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Master Airbrush Cool Runner II Dual Fan Air Compressor Professional Airbrushing System Kit with 3 Airbrush Sets, 0.3 mm Gravity & 0.35, 0.8 mm Siphon Feed - Hose Holder, How To Airbrush Learning Guide

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Features

  • Professional Master Airbrush Multi-Purpose Airbrushing System with 3 of Master Airbrushes best selling & user friendly airbrushes. Includes bonus Master Airbrush Quick Start Guide and Airbrush Resource Center Access Card.
  • Master Airbrush Model TC-320 Cool Runner II superior performance powerful 1/5 hp single-piston compressor with two cooling fans that allow it to run much cooler for a longer continuous running time without overheating. Includes airbrush holder for 2 airbrushes.
  • 3 Types of Master Airbrushes: Model G22 dual-action airbrush with a 1/3 oz. gravity feed fluid cup and 0.3mm tip, Model S68 precision dual-action siphon feed airbrush with a 0.35 mm tip, 3/4 oz. siphon bottle, plus a Model E91 single-action siphon feed airbrush with a 0.8mm tip and 2 - 3/4 oz. siphon bottles.
  • Master Airbrush Models G22 and S68 are commonly used for: hobbies, crafts, auto graphics, temporary tattoos, cake decorating, fine art, nail art and more! They work excellent for most airbrushing applications and also with most types of paint spray media.
  • Buy with confidence, if you're not satisfied with these airbrushes at anytime within the first year of purchase or the compressor within the five years of purchase, we'll provide a refund or replacement.

Brand: Master Airbrush


Voltage: 120 Volts


Recommended Uses For Product: Spraying


Power Source: Corded Electric


Special Feature: Cool Runner II


Brand: ‎Master Airbrush


Voltage: ‎120 Volts


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎Spraying


Power Source: ‎Corded Electric


Special Feature: ‎Cool Runner II


Included Components: ‎User Manual, Nozzles


Item Weight: ‎11 Pounds


Maximum Power: ‎0.2 Horsepower


Capacity: ‎6 Inches


Color: ‎Black


Material: ‎Acrylic


Product Dimensions: ‎12.5"L x 7"W x 15"H


Air Flow Capacity: ‎25 Liters


Motor Horsepower: ‎0.2 Horsepower


Compatible Hose Diameter: ‎0.13 Inches


Hose Length: ‎6 Feet


Manufacturer: ‎Master Airbrush


UPC: ‎844925038287


Part Number: ‎ABD KIT-3AIR-20


Item Weight: ‎11 pounds


Item model number: ‎Master Airbrush-KIT-3AIR-20


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎Deluxe 3 Airbrush Kit


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Cool Runner II


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: November 28, 2011


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    • Great first Airbrush
This is my first air brush, and it has worked great. Great value for the money. The pump is really quiet, and works well. Air flow if adequate, easy to shut off, perfect size. Design of unit works great for a small area.
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024 by Galen Van Allen
    • Great compressor for model kits
This is my first compressor and seeing how it runs, will probably be the only compressor I will own. I have used a model master compressor before and I feel it performs the same. Everything is included in this set to get started airbrushing (well everything but the paint). The airbrush holder (with the two slots) is super helpful when you need a place to put your second airbrush for quick changes as well as a great way to refill your gravity fed airbrush. Best part is the compressor does not sputter. Loudness and heat: The compressor is rather quiet. It auto shuts off when not in use (auto as in it stops humming, you still need to actually flip the switch to turn it off when you are done). I have never had a problem with it overheating or getting anything hotter than warm to the touch. Regulator and water trap: A water trap is crucial for any small scale model painter because water destroys paint jobs. The set comes with one so no worry here. The regulator works great and shows little discrepancy between the psi you set it at and the psi that is maintained when airbrushing (up into the 30s). Past 30 psi the difference starts to show so do some tests sprays to see where the compressor actually maintains at. Max psi is 57, this should not be a problem for most because model kit builders use psi around 15-20 and 30 for heavier paints. Airbrushes: The airbrushes that come with this set are nice. The G22 is a gravity feed dual action with a .30mm needle, the S68 is a siphon feed with dual action and .35mm needle, and the E91 is a single action external mixed with a .80mm needle. The hose that comes with the set does not fit the single action (in fact doesn't fit any single action) and you need to purchase a new hose (should run about $8 online) if you would like to use the single action (which I would recommend for beginners or when applying to large surface area with no need for detail. As far as performance of each brush here goes: - G22: Decent weight and fits well with the contour of your hands (I am right handed but I would imagine it feels the same left or right handed). Cap comes off relatively easily to allow for filling and cleaning. The trigger requires that you first push down then pull back to adjust the amount of paint that comes out (dual action). Definitely not as smooth as my Iwata-Medea HP-CS; however, did not cost nearly as much ($120). It performs well with model master acrylics straight from the glass bottle without any thinning. Cleaning can be a little tricky though. Clean by spraying water until color goes away but for a full clean dissembling it is required. The nozzle is not removable (at least not easily) so it requires that you drag the needle out from the back which deposits paint inside the brush. Rinse the brush thoroughly to make sure no paint is left behind. Careful of the trigger though when you remove the needle because it tends to fall out and sometimes can be a pain to put back in. - S68: Again the weight is good; however a little more awkward due to the bottom feed when holding. The small metal cup that comes with the set is of poor quality though. Airbrush works ok for the most part I would recommend getting a different siphon feed if you paint a lot of large surface area things. However for model painting this is fine. The trigger is quite sensitive and i had issues with the gun "leaking" air because the trigger was stuck in a semi press. This made the compressor turn off and on which can be annoying and requires you to fidget with it to stop it from leaking. Cleaning is a pain because of all the crevices that a siphon feed presents. You will probably need to invest in a mini brush to get in there and clean the bottom feed as well as the feed in the cup. - E91: Never bought a hose to connect this so I never tried it out. I heard a few good reviews though and it would probably be worth it to invest a few bucks to get a hose and try this hose out if you are a beginner. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2012 by Tyler He
    • Pleased!
Compressor was packaged well , but not in a sealed box. However, it did not appear to be a returned item. The airbrushes had all become dislodged in their plastic cases, but they were undamaged. A loose price of soft foam laid a top each of the air brushes inside the case would've kept them from shaking loose. Hopefully the manufacturer is checking these reviews and will consider the packaging modification. I disassembled each of the three air brushes to make sure there were no sticking or bent parts. Everything came apart and went back together smoothly. I tested airflow in each with the compressor and all appeared to work. I was surprised at how quiet the compressor is. Much quieter than my nail gun compressor. I thinned some craft paint to a milk like consistency with plain water and used it to test each airbrush. No problems detected. Then I thoroughly cleaned each brush. I took one additional step and ran the compressor with no airbrush attached for a minute. My thought was this would clear any moisture in the compression cylinder. I've never airbrushed before so I have no way to compare this to a professional model but they seem to work for me just fine. The one problem I had was the pressure adjustment. I didn't realize at first that you have to pull up on the knob in order to raise or lower the pressure, but once I figured this out the pressure adjustment is smooth. The one flaw that I seem to have found on the gravity feed airbrush. If you pull back too far on the trigger the airflow stops. This might be adjustable and I just haven't figured it out yet. Craft paint is cheap, but these airbrushes laid down a fine layer on a smooth piece of acrylic without issue. I’m looking forward to using it on my model railroad and 3D prints. In hindsight, I now wish I had bought the set with the auxiliary air tank. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2023 by Eric B
    • Nice beginner kit
This airbrushing system itself is nice as a beginner kit for who want to learn and have some fun. The airbrushes are of decent and various quality but do not expect professional grade here. The pressure regulator on the compressor is not working very well and is difficult to adjust however, this is a minor detail and is not a show stopper. The unit is not too noisy and can be easily used over a fairly long period of time. The included "manual" is a booklet containing very basic airbrushing concepts and is in no way a beginner's manual - you will need to get something else (as a real book or through all the information available for free on the internet). Overall, I'm quite happy with this purchase and actually more than expected considering the money invested. We have to be honest here, a single professional grade airbrush cost more than that whole kit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2014 by Guy Rousseau
    • ok
works just fine
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024 by Chris Law
    • Master Air Brush System with 3 Airbrushes
I never owned an airbrushing system before nor had I ever used one. I bought a dvd on how to airbrush before I purchased this system. As it turned out, it was all I needed to know. I use the system to airbrush leather. I painted my first piece the day after I received the system. I had messed it up and would have thrown it away so I decided to experiment on it. The airbrushing was much simpler than I imagined. It was very forgiving. I made a few little mistakes and easily brushed over them and they turned out fine. The piece turned out to be the prettiest leather I had ever made. I was leary of buying a low-end china made compressor and very low end airbrushes. They worked beautifully and have not malfunctioned at all. They are all you need if you are a beginner and I highly recommend them. I have decided to buy another system for my daughter on her birthday. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2012 by Ted M.

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