Iwata Revolution Vs Neo and painting lightning effect
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Rasta Maice gives a quick overview and review of the Iwata Neo and Revolution airbrushes . Then does a quick painting demo using his preferred brush. This is not live video but Rasta will be on line during the premiere .
Looking to start painting models so I came for a comparison. Now I just want to paint lightning! Amazing what these can do. Very informative video!
I'm 52 and only now was just able to get my first airbrush-- a NEO
I SO needed this video! Your channel got *two* subscriptions from me because of it! (One on my account, and one on my wife's-- although, she doesn't know it yet... lol!)
Much obliged from the states!!
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37:51, You can tell by the bubbles in the cup, when the needle is clogged. Because the air is back washing into the cup. A bit of retarder in the color helps a lot. I've noticed that with my Revolution. It's a great airbrush. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
got the Neo some weeks ago!didnt know that the rubber sealings would break that easily and often!giving it to my niece soon and get the revolution instead!
I had my Iwata Revolution for over 14 years and still going strong. The only issue i had with it was the little needle nozzel tip is way too small. when I went to do a deep clean i dropped it and bounced away and could not be found. I ordered another needle nozzel tip. I highly recommend the Iwata Revolution if your looking for a quality airbrush for a great price. I stepped up to the Iwata HP-CP high performance plus. Great airbrush for finer lines and lighter shading. However I only use it 10% of the time. Thanks Weekend Warlards for taking the time to make this video.
MrCeez1 iwata do a really nice rubber mat for stripping down airbrushes. It has saved me on several occasions when cleaning client airbrushes from losing pieces. Be sure to check out the rest of our painting videos.
Which one do u recommend between revolution .3mm & eclipse .35mm?
@@kirk7791 the eclipse is more modern and possibly more parts available. But both really good quality.
Great video and I learned that it isn’t something I’m doing wrong as far as the nozzle getting clogged. I always thought it was me, that I wasn’t doing something right. Turns out that this is a common problem when airbrushing. Especially with acrylics. I’m pretty new to this and I don’t airbrush very often, so to say I’m not very good at it or knowledgeable with using one is an understatement. Anyway, thank you for posting your video!
You needed to put on your glasses to paint that? I would have needed to look through a microscope! Those are some super-fine lines! I'm brand new to airbrushes, and I never would have guessed they could do such fine, detailed work.
An amazing review.Thanks for taking the time mate!
just ordered an Iwata Revolution, thanks for the video, Iwata should say ty to you as well, they just got a sale from this video alone.
I have:
one Tamiya HG 0,3 with trigger
one Iwata HP CP 0,3
one Iwata HP CP 0,2
one NEO CN for Iwata
I use in present only NEO CN because of no paint dust and no grainy surface after painting (i tested them at the same pressure and dilution with Tamiya Acrylics)
Thanks so much for this, been stuck with a 20$ Chinese copy brush for a while. Gonna go for the Revolution. Also, has anyone ever told you that you look like Bronn from Game of Thrones?
Great video I bought a Revolution today but arrives on the 9th cant wait to start using it, i have a Neo, and its not bad at all.
How has the Revolution performed so far? Looking at buying one.
great review! went and got the neo after watching this. big step up from $20 brush that came with my compressor. But the cheaper ones are great starters on learing how to thin and clean
Btw the HP-CR is actually a 0.5
Lovin' the ska/reggae/rocksteady to paint to...Old school Jamaican ska fan here...Toots, Prince Buster, Ken Boothe...I know this is newer stuff...what is it?
You ever notice it says neo for iwata and all others say iwata revolution iwata high line ECT. It's because it's made by sparmax it's a cheaper version of the max 35 in .3 instead of .35. It's 75 bucks so 15 more for a max 35 or sp35 and there so responsive compared to neo. Almost to responsive actually just a slight rock back of trigger gets paint like zero pull back before hand like most have.
Badger makes a better brush for that price. I’ve never had any good experiences with a iawata. The only one I’m now interested in now is a micron. But there so expensive I can’t see ever trading in my infinity. Grex makes a great brush also if your looking for a trigger style gravity feed.
Thanks for this review/demo. Have you tried the Eclipse? I think that's the next step up from the Revolution at $150.
Dammit Gary not yet. It is on the list of things to do.
I love how the username here completely changed the tone and aggression level of the reply…
Thanks for the video which helped me choosing my new iwata, the Revolution. And also congrats for your english, very understandable for me that I'm studying and learning It being Italiano. I do miltary aircraft modeling, do you think it'd be the right choice? Giuseppe
Giuseppe Dalpasso hi. The Revolution should be a really good choice. Catch our live stream most weeks on a Monday at 7pm.
Hi, we can barely hear your compressor in this video... what are you using? Are these any good with the Iwata 2spray? I’m in an apartment so both cost and noise levels are a big factor for me.
Check out "Werther Sil-Air" compressors, rated at 35 decibel they are as quiet as a fridge and so you can airbrush at any "weird" hour of the day/night, lol. 🤘
For such fine lines what psi are you using?
I found a resolution for 80$ I'm snatching it up
What blue did you use on the black
is your revolution .03 or .05 ?