Tools, Construction & Workshop
Precision atomisation for modelling, art and professional finishing
Choose from Revell and Aerotec airbrushes — from the lightweight Revell Kunst-Airbrush Silver for scale model enthusiasts to the full Aerotec PRO Airbrushpistolenset for workshop-grade spray finishing.
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How to choose an airbrush
Single-action vs double-action
Single-action airbrushes (like entry-level Revell models) control only airflow with the trigger — ideal for beginners. Double-action models let you vary both air and paint flow simultaneously for finer control.
Compressor compatibility
The Aerotec PRO set includes everything needed to start spraying; if you own a separate compressor, check the connector type (typically 1/8" BSP) before purchasing a standalone pistol.
Intended application
The Revell Silver is designed for plastic scale models with acrylic and enamel paints; the Aerotec PRO handles broader tasks including priming, fine-art and automotive touch-ups.
Nozzle size
Fine detail work requires nozzles of 0.2–0.3 mm; broader coverage and primers work best at 0.4–0.5 mm. Check product specs for nozzle diameter before ordering paint.
What you'll find in this category
Airbrush brands available
RevellAerotec
Important: Airbrushes require a compressed air source. If not buying a complete set (like the Aerotec PRO), ensure you have a compatible compressor with a regulated output of 15–30 PSI and the correct quick-connect fitting for your chosen airbrush.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the Revell airbrush with acrylic model paints?
Yes — the Revell Kunst-Airbrush Silver is designed for use with Revell's own acrylic and enamel model paints. Thin acrylics to a milk-like consistency (typically 1:1 with airbrush thinner) for best atomisation results.
Does the Aerotec PRO set include a compressor?
The Aerotec Airbrushpistolenset PRO is a complete kit. Check the individual product listing for full contents — some sets include a mini-compressor, others include only the pistol, hose and accessories. Confirm before purchase.
What maintenance does an airbrush need?
After each session, flush the airbrush with the appropriate thinner (water for acrylics, spirit for enamels) until the spray runs clear. Disassemble the needle and nozzle periodically for a deeper clean to prevent tip dry and blockages.
