Mr.Hobby GSI-PS268AR Compact Aluminium Detail Airbrush  [GSI-PS268AR]

Mr.Hobby PS268AR - Mr.Procon Boy SQ Aluminium Body 04 Nozzle Single Action
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£55.92
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Model:
GSI-PS268AR
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High Control, Low Weight Airbrush from Mr.Hobby

The Mr.Hobby GSI-PS268AR combines fine control with a reduced tool weight to help steady handwork. With an aluminium body weighing 73g it offers a lighter feel than many conventional models.

Single-Action Precision for Hobby Applications

The single-action mechanism paired with a 0.4mm nozzle makes this airbrush well matched to detail painting and touch up tasks. The anodised surface improves resistance to wear and keeps the unit looking smart over time.

Specifications

  • Body Material: Aluminium
  • Weight: 73g
  • Nozzle Size: 0.4mm
  • Action Type: Single Action
  • Accessories Included: PS hose joint, air hose, nozzle wrench

For modellers who value accuracy and a lightweight tool, the Mr.Hobby GSI-PS268AR is a practical addition to the painting bench, suited to kits, figures and small repairs.

Will this handle enamel paints?

Enamels can be used if properly thinned and cleaned; ensure you follow safe solvent handling and perform thorough cleaning after use to avoid damage to the nozzle and body.

How fine can the spray be with a 0.4mm nozzle?

A 0.4mm nozzle balances detail and coverage. It delivers controlled lines and smooth fades, though extremely fine pinstriping may need a smaller tip and practice.

Are replacement parts readily available?

Common replacement items such as nozzles, needles and O-rings are available from hobby suppliers. Match parts to the GSI-PS268AR specification to ensure correct fit and performance.

What pressure range should I start with?

Begin around 15-20 psi and fine tune based on paint type and desired spray width. Lower pressure helps with delicate detail while higher pressure gives fuller coverage.

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