Paasche Talon Gravity Feed Airbrush Only
About this part
This is the Paasche Talon Gravity Feed Airbrush. The newest addition to the Paasche Airbrush line is the gravity feed “Talon”. The Talon was designed to be Paasche's high end airbrush and will deliver the highest level of detail and control. The trigger and air valve have been redesigned to allow for a smoother stroke as well as ease of assembly and durability. The Talon is suitable for any application requiring fine detail control up to patterns of 1-1/2".
The Talon is 100% made in the USA at the Paasche Chicago plant.
Features:
- Dual Action Gravity Feed
- .38mm Nickel Silver Tip
- .4 Ounce (11.8cc) Cup with Cover
- Cut-Away Handle w/ Pre-set Needle Stop
- Crown Aircap
- New Style Trigger, Piston and Air Valve
- Additional Head Sizes to Come in the near future
Reviews4.0 · 3 reviews
I bought this airbrushes and painted some 1/35 model. I like the overall feel of the airbrush.One thing i don't like about the brush is the needle to far too out from the nozzle and bend easily when handle without care.
I bought this brush about 9 months ago because I needed a new fine detail brush so far after 40 bodies I have had to replace to many parts on it. I went through 6 nozzles, 4 needles, 2 triggers and 2 rocker assemblies. Don't get me wrong its a good brush just not a great brush. I think it would be a great starter brush for light or general use but any more than that spend the money to get a better airbrush. I wont be buying another talon the parts just ware to quick.
I bought this a few days ago and have painted 2 bodies already and am quite pleased with this airbrush, I love the needle valve adjuster, it's like EPA for your paint pattern so you can't paint too large of an area. I am using pactra paints thinned 50/50 at 25 psi.
Reviewers generally find the Paasche Talon Gravity Feed Airbrush comfortable to use and praise its needle valve adjuster for controlling paint pattern size. One reviewer, painting model bodies with thinned paint at 25 psi, was pleased after a few days of use. Another, working on 1/35 scale models, liked the overall feel but found the needle protrudes too far from the nozzle and bends easily if handled carelessly. A longer-term owner who used it for about 40 bodies reported frequent part replacement, including several nozzles, needles, triggers and rocker assemblies, and suggested it suits light or general use rather than heavy use. Reviews are few and mixed on durability, with the newest experience pointing to wear problems.
- + Needle valve adjuster controls paint pattern size
- + Comfortable overall feel
- + Good for light or general use
- − Needle protrudes far and bends easily
- − Frequent replacement of nozzles, needles and triggers
- − Parts wear quickly under heavier use