A master modeler using the Neo for Iwata airbrush

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Phil Flory uses and reviews the Neo for Iwata CN airbrush, the same airbrush I bought a while back. It’s a little humbling to see him effortlessly use the same airbrush that had me tearing my hair out (although I think I had bad paint; at least that’s my story). He uses the airbrush to improve the finish on a 1/6th scale Tamiya RC Tiger tank.

His impression is that the dual-action, gravity feed CN is a great airbrush for £40, which makes me happy because I spent about $45 on it. The Neo air compressor, on the other hand, is not such a bargain.

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Jennifer Petkus divides her time between writing Jane Austen-themed mysteries, creating websites for the dead, woodworking, aikido and building model starships. She has few credentials, having failed to graduate from the University of Texas with a journalism degree, but did manage to find employment at the Colorado Springs Sun newspaper as a cop reporter, copy editor and night city editor before the paper died in 1986. She has done little since. Her husband is the night editor at The Denver Post. Her best friend is a cop. She watched Neil Armstrong walk on the Moon live. She is the author of, Good Cop, Dead Cop: A Novel about the AfterNet. She’s writing the sequel, The Background Noise of Souls, and another AfterNet related story, Jane Austen’s Book Tour.

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