Einfaches Airbrush-Farbset für Anfänger

They put the paint in the box upside down or the labels on upside down not sure which. Otherwise fine paints

I actually did do a pretty positive full review on these, but spraygunner ignored. But nonetheless. These are good paints for their purpose.

I wanted to try this paint since I saw it in the 8th year birthday video. It is very thin so great for small nozzles ans low air pressures. Red, Blue, and Black are rich and cover well. The yellow is very transparent so needs multiple coats for a solid look. Best for graphic on softer surfaces (paper, canvas, etc.) On hard surfaces, multiple light coats are the key. It would be a great low cost practice paint for artists.

I ordered a set as soon as I saw they where available.
First a small disclaimer: I not an artist, just a plastic modeler.
These are very high quality paints. They are pre-thinned but I feel too thin for how I paint. They would probably be very good for art and graphics with a small, 0.2mm or smaller nozzle. With a 0.3 mm nozzle you get a lot of paint sprayed very quickly even at 15psi. I sprayed it from 10 psi up to 35 psi right out of the bottle. At 20 psi, it flooded a plastic spoon quicker than I expected. It is so thin that if sprayed in a wet coat on a hard surface, it mottles slightly but smooths out as it dries. On hard surfaces, light coats are the key. Sprayed on paper this was not a problem. It tends to atomize best above 20 psi with the Sparmax Max 3 airbrush I used but would do thinner lines than I expected with it's 0.3 mm. The colors are slightly transparent so multiple coats will be needed for a solid color and the color of the primer/base coat will effect the final result. As they are a water based acrylic they do dry fairly quick but flat in luster.
This would be a great, inexpensive ($2 for a 1 ounce bottle in the primary set) practice paint.