The unit has no regulator or water trap, and relies on a push button on the top to turn it on and translate through the three power settings, medium, high and low.

The single on/off switch offers three air pressure settings allowing you to subtly adjust the air pressure to the perfect amount. This warranty does not cover needles, nozzles, packing and o-rings as these parts need to be replaced occasionally due to normal wear.

Any other part or material that is or becomes defective so as not to be usable within this period will be replaced or repaired. The NEO CN works beautifully with the NEO Air compressor, an ultra quiet miniature airbrush compressor that is ideal for light-use low pressure applications with a working pressure of 4-15 psi. If a user should press too hard when installing the needle, or let the needle slam forward when the trigger is released, it could cause the nozzle to flare like a little trumpet.

It is also a perfect match with any Airbrush Compressor in our range and will also work with most inexpensive airbrush compressors. With some practice I should be able to spray on the German camo spots on my models; just need to get used to the lighter trigger. I prime without any dilution and can usually airbrush pretty much any colour without needing to thin. Neo for Iwata Series airbrushes are designed to deliver soft, effortless coverage at low air pressures, making them an easy choice for many types of spray applications. Probably, the best bet for cleaning this brush and the CN is to flush with cleaner and wipe the needle.

But, with Neo, there is so little space for air flow to begin with, that this would most likely soon affect the spray pattern. Arrived with the rubber band "washer" over the nozzle melted and it has cause it to be difficult to remove for cleaning purposes.

Preferred when working in small- to medium-sized areas with small amounts of paint, gravity-feed airbrushes perform well at lower air pressures, which help create greater detail. needle / nozzle combination the Neo TRN2 offers good coverage, while still being capable of detail work. Includes interchangeable large (1/4 oz) and medium (1/10 oz) cups designed with a funnel shape, which makes for easy clean-up and more efficient paint flow. Iwata-Medea produced the Neo Series airbrushes to perform well at lower air pressures when used with smaller air compressors.The Neo BCN Siphon-Feed Dual-Action Airbrush is a great choice for general spray projects and those who will be using larger amounts of spray medium. But still, the Neo's are certainly a better choice than the no-name Chinese brushes you see so much of. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

The Neo Series airbrushes are much better quality than the cheap copies of Iwata airbrushes available on the market and are suitable for beginners and professionals for all applications. The difference between a cheap Chinese Air Brush and a real entry level Brush like the Neo is the trigger gives you full control over air and paint flow, from 0% to 100%, it is very sensitive and handles paints far better, unlike like the Chinese ones that give you 50% to 100% with constant blockages and problems and substandard results. From extreme detail spraying to maximum coverage, we classify Iwata airbrushes into Five Categories so you can easily find the perfect airbrush to cover your specific needs for any project. It's a little cryptic and I think it would have been much easier if they had just put a sticker in the box with a link to the manual.The larger size offers easy in-cup paint mixing, the medium size makes it easy to see over and good to view the working surface. If you're getting into airbrushing or just want to purchase another airbrush this Neo is a quality very easy to use and strip and clean option. The smallest size airbrush cleaning brush I have will fit if you jam it in, but it gives me the willies to do that.