Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
The 5th episode of series 2 of The Airbrush Show by Scale War Machines (http://www.scalewarmachines.com) is out & looks at the pistol-trigger gravity feed dual-action Iwata HP-TH airbrush/spray gun. In is a hybrid machine that has inter-changeable spray caps for either round or fan spray patterns.
We compare the Hi-Line HP-TH and Revolution HP-TR2 so see which one is better for model making and what each trigger airbrush offers to buyers. The HP-TH has some features the TR2 does not, like the fan pattern and 0.5mm nozzle with shallow taper needle, a MAC valve and a paint volume control for setting the trigger travel and therefore paint flow.
The specs state that to get the fan pattern you will need at least 1.2CFM of airflow, we test this with our existing compressor but also with an upgraded heavy duty and very loud SGS compressor we purchased to run this in the fan mode and other spray guns (and air tools) we play to run in our shop in future.
It is unboxed, reviewed & road-tested in both spray modes with both compressors.
This unit was kindly supplied by http://www.airbrushes.com.
Technical data is in the film and in links below.
To find out more including pricing look here:
Hi-Line HP-TH (price at time of publication £250-£279 GBP) - airbrushes.com/product_info.php?products_id=2316
Revolution HP-TR2 (price at time of publication £265 GBP) - £airbrushes.com/product_info.php?products_id=1851
Please mention us or this review if buying either airbrush.
Enjoy!
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#scalewarmachines
#iwataairbrush
Please visit us:
scalewarmachines.com
Or give us a like:
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Copyright © 2019 Scale War Machines All Rights Reserved
The 5th episode of series 2 of The Airbrush Show by Scale War Machines (http://www.scalewarmachines.com) is out & looks at the pistol-trigger gravity feed dual-action Iwata HP-TH airbrush/spray gun. In is a hybrid machine that has inter-changeable spray caps for either round or fan spray patterns.
We compare the Hi-Line HP-TH and Revolution HP-TR2 so see which one is better for model making and what each trigger airbrush offers to buyers. The HP-TH has some features the TR2 does not, like the fan pattern and 0.5mm nozzle with shallow taper needle, a MAC valve and a paint volume control for setting the trigger travel and therefore paint flow.
The specs state that to get the fan pattern you will need at least 1.2CFM of airflow, we test this with our existing compressor but also with an upgraded heavy duty and very loud SGS compressor we purchased to run this in the fan mode and other spray guns (and air tools) we play to run in our shop in future.
It is unboxed, reviewed & road-tested in both spray modes with both compressors.
This unit was kindly supplied by http://www.airbrushes.com.
Technical data is in the film and in links below.
To find out more including pricing look here:
Hi-Line HP-TH (price at time of publication £250-£279 GBP) - airbrushes.com/product_info.php?products_id=2316
Revolution HP-TR2 (price at time of publication £265 GBP) - £airbrushes.com/product_info.php?products_id=1851
Please mention us or this review if buying either airbrush.
Enjoy!
#theairbrushshow
#scalewarmachines
#iwataairbrush
Please visit us:
scalewarmachines.com
Or give us a like:
facebook.com/ScaleWarMachines
We're also on Twitter:
twitter.com/ScaleWarMachine
And Pinterest:
pinterest.co.uk/scalewarmachines
Copyright © 2019 Scale War Machines All Rights Reserved
