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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9084315" data-attributes="member: 4534">I bought my first airbrush in 2020 and sometimes I still have trouble thinning the paint just right.  Just the other day, when working on my pink dragon, I was getting intermittent flow because the paint wasn't thin enough.  And then you have to make sure the paint isn't too thin for the air pressure as that can cause other problems.  And like you, I've had models that I've completly started over on.  And cheap models are great to practice with.  The dragon I'm working on was made by Reaper and only costs $30.  You can get decent plastic kits for tanks and airplanes at your local hobby shop for reasonable prices too.  Some people buy cheap toys and practice painting on those.  I've also hear some people use coloring books to practice their airbrushing on.  There are a lot of good YouTube tutorial videos out there.  But there are a lot of people who mostly use their airbrush for priming.</blockquote>