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Friday, Jun 26
Features
- Professional-grade: Kit features the PZ-260, PZ-270 and PZ-276 airbrushes for a variety of applications; a premium-grade set ideally suited for creating a variety of spray patterns, from fine detail to wider coverage. Kit also comes with an Elite-125X compressor that delivers excellent power (1/5 HP) with very little noise (55 dB).
- Advanced control: Featuring airbrushes with both single and dual-action functionality, this airbrush kit is ideal for both beginners and advanced users. Single-action, external mix design is easy to use, a single press of the trigger of releases both air and paint and is less prone to clogging. The dual-action, internal-mix design controls both air and fluid, ideal for precise, sharp details.
- Easy-to-use: Simple, compatible design allow for easy interchanging of airbrushes to suit desired need, with a high-performance and lightweight compressor that delivers clean, dry air to airbrushes for uninterrupted use. Includes an informative, instructional DVD to master use of the equipment and tools, and a tabletop stand for convenience.
- Added convenience: Includes 6 braided hose and a compressor mounted airbrush holder for 2 guns.
- 7 Bonus airbrush guides: As a bonus, includes access to 7 exclusive e-Book airbrushing guides: Top 8 Cake Airbrushing Tips, Guide to Airbrush Cake Decorating, Developing Basic Artistic Skills, 10 Essential Airbrushing Tips, Airbrushing Strokes and Techniques, Airbrush Cleaning Manual, and the Airbrush Lettering Guide
Features
- Professional-grade: Kit features the PZ-260, PZ-270 and PZ-276 airbrushes for a variety of applications; a premium-quality set ideally suited for creating a variety of spray patterns, from fine detail to wider coverage. Kit also comes with an Elite-125X compressor that delivers excellent power (1/5 HP) with very little noise (55 dB).
- Advanced control: Featuring airbrushes with both single and dual-action functionality, this airbrush kit is ideal for both beginners and advanced users. Single-action, external mix design is easy to use, a single press of the trigger of releases both air and paint and is less prone to clogging. The dual-action, internal-mix design controls both air and fluid, ideal for precise, sharp details.
- Easy-to-use: Simple, compatible design allow for easy interchanging of airbrushes to suit desired need, with a high-performance and lightweight compressor that delivers clean, dry air to airbrushes for uninterrupted use. Includes an informative, instructional DVD to master use of the equipment and tools, and a tabletop stand for convenience.
- Added convenience: Includes 6 braided hose and a compressor mounted airbrush holder for 2 guns.
- 7 Bonus airbrush guides: As a bonus, includes access to 7 exclusive e-Book airbrushing guides: Top 8 Cake Airbrushing Tips, Guide to Airbrush Cake Decorating, Developing Basic Artistic Skills, 10 Essential Airbrushing Tips, Airbrushing Strokes and Techniques, Airbrush Cleaning Manual, and the Airbrush Lettering Guide
Package Dimensions: 14.25 x 11.25 x 10.25 inches
Item Weight: 11.3 pounds
Manufacturer: PointZero
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 4336951400
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Warranty Description: 90 day limited manufacturer warranty.
Batteries Required?: No
Package Dimensions: 14.25 x 11.25 x 10.25 inches
Item Weight: 11 pounds
Manufacturer: PointZero
Item model number: 4336951400
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Assembly required: No
Number of pieces: 1
Warranty Description: 90 day limited manufacturer warranty.
Batteries required: No
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Top Amazon Reviews
This is a great kit for beginners. All airbrushes work well and are above average quality for the price. I've used this a lot since I purchased it and the compressor is fairly quiet and puts out a steady stream of air. I see a lot of bad reviews about clogging and other issues with spitting paint etc. hopefully I can help others who experience issues below. Advisory: Long review to help out other customers. Short of it is, clean your airbrushes, keep the water trap dry,keep the compressor cool. The gravity brushes are prone to clogging, but not because of poor quality. The small detail gravity brush is a .2mm tip. It doesn't matter what brand you use, tips that small clog. The .3mm is better but it can still happen. I've seen Badger's and Iwata's do the same. First, if you aren't using paint that is meant for airbrushing (like Vallejo Model Air line) then you will need to add a significant amount of thinner (basic distilled water works fantastic with acrylics, not sure about enamel, as I only use enamel with a regular brushes). I use anywhere from 3/1 to 10/1 water/paint ratio if using regular paints. If you are still having clogging issues make sure you are fully disassembling and cleaning the airbrushes after every session (not when switching paints, just run distilled water through until its clear in the cup and then 1 paint cup of paint brush cleaner or isopropyl alcohol will work too). Also get some airbrush lube (I've found airsoft gun spray or drops works too, its designed to not eat rubber or plastic, so won't damage o-rings) I just put a little lube on the needle before I insert it back into the casing, the spring, and where the trigger goes into the valve casing. I then spray air through so their isn't a ton lube on the needle tip. If you do get a clog, turn off the air compressor, loosen the needle adjustment valve at the back, take off the first tip, then get a q-tip wet with distilled water and clean off the guide tip and needle, then take the guide tip off and move the trigger back and forth a few times and clean off the needle a few times. Like I stated clogs can happen to any airbrush, and this is the method to get them back going again quickly. I know this seems like a lot but you would need to do the same procedures to more expensive airbrushes. Just because these are cheap, doesn't mean you shouldn't take care of them. If you are going to continue with airbrushing I also recommend an ultra sonic cleaner, but it isn't necessary, just makes cleaning out the nooks and crannies of the airbrushes easier. That should fix any clogging issues. Anyone having sputtering or compressor issues read on. Sputtering (which is different than pulsing) is when your paint doesn't come out of the tip even and sort of splatters everywhere, which can ruin your work. This is caused by moisture in the air line. You want the air out of the compressor to be as dry as humanly possible, which the moisture trap below the regulator is supposed to help do. Sometimes it gets over loaded though and even after hitting the release valve at the bottom to help dry it out, you will still get moisture issues. Typically unscrewing it, drying it out with a paper towel and reinstalling will fix most issues. Run some air through the line to help get moisture out of the airline after words then continue painting. I also recommend getting a cheap in-line moisture trap as well if you are not in a very dry climate (basically anywhere that isn't a desert). Some people have issues with the compressor. Basically most complain it overheats and stops working. I can't help you if this does happen, but to help prevent it I put it in front of one of those small table fans. They are $5 at wal-mart. Just the extra airflow helps keep the compressor cool. It doesn't even get hot anymore even when running full bore at a higher PSI. I get it, this kit is relatively inexpensive for what you get, but you should still take care of it. Its also good practice if you plan to upgrade to nicer kits in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2018 by Amazon Customer
Just got back into model building after 30 years and my first time owning/using an airbrush, this thing works like a dream so long as you’re using the proper paints/thinners and cleaning the rig regularly. I’m going to be putting a lot of miles on this!
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by Kyle Moss
This was perfect for the crafts I'm making! Comes with 3 different guns, each in it's own case with accessories. It also came with a bracket that you can attach to the compressor to hold 2 guns. The compressor is much quieter than I expected it to be so that's definite a plus. While I've used someone else's airbrush before I've never actually owned one so this was all new to me. It came ready to use right out of the box and was fairly straight forward to hook up. It also came with an instruction DVD and a link that you can go to for further details on your machine and airbrushing techniques. I purchased a cleaning jar separately and would advise the same to keep the guns in working order and for quick, mess free clean up. Also, if you're a beginner and unsure of what kind of paint to use, I use a mix of half acrylic paint, half water. If it's too thick, add some more water. If it's too thin, add some more paint. Very happy with this!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2022 by CattyCourt
Works super well. A little fragile, as I had to replace a part and the compressor has a tendency to move on its own, but other than that its a great set for beginners.
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2025 by Liam
I chose this starter kit based on the reviews, and I was not disappointed. The included DVD has a lot of helpful information, however, to really get in-depth, there are many great videos on Youtube. I found a thinner recipe for use with acrylic paint which is what I use, primarily because it is easy to clean but also very inexpensive. I bought it for use painting props and costumes, but like many others I just always wanted one. My first project is still under way, but I purchased a life-sized plastic skull which is highly detailed, but has a very shiny finish. Without any prep, I sprayed the plastic antique white so it is much closer to real bone. I'm in the process of layering other colors to get the skull looking distressed. When finished I will add photos including before and after comparison. All in all this is a great set, three different airbrushes should cover a wide variety of applications and projects. All in all, a great starter set-one of the cheapest all inclusive sets out there, and it definitely earns its reviews.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2019 by Roger Curry
After trying a $20 plastic intro spray kit just to see if I liked airbrushing my models I instantly knew I needed something better. I found it and more without breaking the bank. This kit is everything it says it is and does everything you could possibly want for models. The dual action works great and totally removes any concern about compressor burst issues. The compressor is indeed quiet. It also keeps pressure where you need it for however long you need it. In other words you can spray for minutes without any problem worrying about whether or not the compressor will keep up a steady pressure with the motor filling the tank vs just what's already compressed in the tank. Like others have said, the documentation is near void and you need to rely on watching other videos on the web to gain an understanding of dual action vs single action, how to remove the needle for cleaning, etc. But for the $$$ that's not worth removing a star. It's still a 5 star buy. I can't speak towards how this will work for fine detail artistic work because I am not much of an artist however I am going to give it a shot. It is definitely good enough to practice your dots, lines, shading and dagger points which are all basic elements I have seen beginning videos stress. I have tried them all and have had decent results and that is from a true beginner. Some tips I have for the beginner from my own learning experience with this: 1. Know if you are using oil or water base paint. May sound like I am stating the obvious but once you build up a fair number of colors and buy them before you know if you like/need enamel(oil) vs. acrylic(water) you will have a mix of both. I couldn't figure out why my first color cleaned up so easily with thinner and the second one didn't. Duh...I had used an acrylic for the second color without paying attention. The paint stuck on the needle over night and I had to VERY CAREFULLY clean it off without breaking the tip. 2. For the 3mm gravity feed brush (the larger cup) it is easier to clean the base of it out if you remove the needle first. Then use Q-tips dipped in thinner (or water) to get the last bit of paint out. Don't try to force the Q-tip around the needle barrel or you may end up bending the needle. FYI, the needle, again for the beginners like me, runs the length of the brush and is removed by unscrewing the back piece of the brush. Not the knob at the back but the ~2" shaft that the back knob is attached to. Then there will be a coupling screw to loosen (or remove) so you can slide the needle out. Just be very careful putting it back in as you will see the tip is extremely small and fragile. 3. A little paint goes a long way. Don't pour too much paint in the cup. In fact, even to cover an entire model I only needed to fill the cup about 1/4 to 1/2 full. 4. Using Testors paints, as long as you have shaken/stirred them so they are completely mixed (meaning the sludge at the bottom is completely mixed into the paint) they will flow just fine through the gravity feed without the need for thinning. I haven't used the siphon feed yet so I can't speak to that. That's all I can think of for now. Good luck and have fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2017 by Brian A. Hall
First airbrush purchase, and this thing is fantastic. I'm using it for miniature priming, base coating, and shading. The trigger system is easy to get used to, and the amount of control is very good. The build quality seems to be pretty high on both the compressor and the airbrushes themselves. The compressor is surprisingly quiet as well. I did have to look up a video on how to adjust the PSI. Turns out it's the black knob, which can be pulled straight up to the "unlocked" position. Which direction to turn it for more or less PSI is on the knob itself. Attach a hose and airbrush, and keep the air flowing out of the airbrush, as you adjust it. Remember to press the knob back down into the locked position afterwards. I'm using 25psi and it works extremely well. Overall I'm VERY happy with the purchase, especially with the incredibly economical price.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2018 by Patrick
If you're looking to get into airbrushing with good results and without spending much, this is the ticket. I bought this set on a whim one evening. I was big into plastic modeling as a kid, especially aircraft. I'd always hand-painted everything, but when I saw this for <$100, I realized that 30+ years later I can afford to try this out. I have been amazed at the results, and am now a relapsed modeling addict. Never having used a premium brand airbrush, I can't say how these compare. All I know is that after a few YouTube video viewings, I grabbed my first kit in decades, and was off to the races. What fun! These brushes worked great for the pre-shading, post-shading, and masking techniques I found some of the masters out there using. I am three kits in now, and working on the fourth. The mainstay gun for me is the 0.3mm, with its nice, large gravity-fed cup. The cap helps keep the paint from drying during longer stretches of painting. It even works pretty well for metallic paints (see photo). I also like the 0.2mm gun, though I quickly discovered that it is very easy to bend this needle because when it is in the gun, it extends nearly to the edge of the guard. I got some paint build-up in the nozzle and went to dab it clean and realized I had bent and wrecked the needle. Lesson learned, and, guess what? You can get a bunch of replacement needles for $12 if you need them! https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XPH7C16/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The compressor is excellent. It's quiet and has a great pressure gauge and water condensation trap. I'm absolutely delighted with this kit.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2018 Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2018 by James M. White