On close inspection, these 2 models look nigh-on identical bar a slight colour change. Cult of Paint Infinity Vs Infinity CRplus It’s a lot easier (and safer) to remove and clean this larger piece than the tiny little nozzles on competitor brands. The main reason I like this is that for maintenance. In addition, the nozzle on this brush is one large unit that is once again compression fit when the nose is screwed on. In reality, you only really need to unscrew the rear case and then the needle.
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It’s worth noting that this is a full teardown (bar one little unscrewable piece which is still in the body here, and I only realised existed after I broke my airbrush after not correctly cleaning enamel pains out of it.) If you are new to airbrushing then the number of parts below may scare you – to be fair, this is actually quite conservative when compared to other brands. Cult of Paint Infinity Airbrush Review – Disassembly however, this can easily be unscrewed so that the brush can be used with a standard 1/4″ thread. The air inlet is ready to work with a quick-release hose. even the needle guard has the optional (compression-fit_ crown cap) The airbrush comes ready for various configurations. The airbrush itself is a really nice design, echoing Cult of paint’s own Black & Gold theme Cult of Paint Infinity Airbrush Review – Parts
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Identical in every way to the standard Infinity CRplus manual – just with the Cult of paint branding on the cover. the below comes sandwiched between the plastic case and the outer packaging box. – I really should read the manual to see what this is for. with dedicated space for the Airbrush, the extra 5ml colour cup and a little ziplock bag for the disassembly wrench and some yellow cap thing I’ve never used. Across the line of Infinity and Evolution airbrushes, this packaging is fairly standard. Cult of Paint Infinity Airbrush Review – UnboxingĪs with the standard Infinity and Evolution, you get a black plastic case, inlaid with a flocked effect liner. do you care? 90% of you are buying it online anyway, I doubt very much this stands out on the shelf.
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The unit comes in the exact same box as the Harder & Steenbeck Infinity CR Plus but the box-art this time is focussed less on the airbrush and much more on the Cult of paint Logo and Andy pretending to use it. Why would you not want this? Cult of Paint Infinity Airbrush Review Packaging it comes with different sizes of paint hopper….Īnd… the price is incredibly competitive when you compare it to several top-end airbrushes.
Oh and the aluminium body makes it super light.Īnd…. Using a needle designed to provide pinpoint accuracy all the way up to a wide base coating aperture makes it a versatile tool for every type of airbrushing job you do.Īll that comes before the benefits of having unrivalled features such as the quick-release- needle-stop, adjustable trigger tension and a compression fit needle-nozzle and guard. The Cult of paint Infinity is the only airbrush made with miniature painters in mind. High-quality German engineering coupled ideas and direction of some of Miniature Painting’s best artisans. Cult of Paint Infinity Airbrush Review – Summary See our other reviews and the complete list of the best Airbrushes. This Review is part of our Best Airbrushes for Miniature Painters and Wargames models. Europe: eBay (DE), eBay (FR), eBay (ES), eBay (IT), AmazonįauxHammer – Latest Video on YouTube The Best Airbrush for Miniatures?.US/Canada: MTechCave, GameKastle, eBay (US), eBay (CA), Amazon.
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