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Not bad looking. Never used a Hobbico so I don't know how good their needling is and stuff. It's a side feed from what I can tell. I suppose that works as good as a gravity feed which lets you spray at lower psi. Cool find!
 
They also have this one:
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LW6028

and this one (Same one as Eddy's but with a kit of stuff):
http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LW6027

Some people prefer the side feed versus the top feed because it allows you to get closer to the canvas (body) and can spray a finer line and still see where your spraying. I'm thinking of getting the kit and if I get good with that THEN getting the IWATA that I want. No sense in spending $280 on the pen itself if its just going to sit in the drawer anyway.
 
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What would be a good first airbrush for someone who would like to step up from cans, do some new techniques like drop shadowing, etc for a reasonable price? My dad came home yesterday and out of the blue he said "I'm getting a $200, 6 gal aircompressor when I come home this weekend" LOL. I usually paint like 3 bodies a year, but will probably get more into it... like maybe selling.

Please tell me if its going to suck though... if its not much more expensive, ill get it.
 
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