If you are considering getting one of these airbrushes I have an affiliate link that gives me a little financial kickback without you having to pay more. Its not something I'd usually do but as I'm saving for a trip to the Nats in the USA I thought I'd give it a go. www.gaahleri.com/?ref=lpjmodels
I agree with your comments - I'm one of these people who Ghaaleri also sent a number of airbrushes to for free, but I did tell them that any use of the products and comments on them in the videos would be honest opinions seeing as no money has changed hands and it isn't a sponsorship. Like you, I've been trying them out for a while without making any hard thoughts on them yet just so I can give a true reflection of them. On the whole I find the ones I've tried generally ok to use, being a bit more forgiving with a less than intense cleaning regime
I bought one of these recently. The card with details about the test process is still in the packaging, but the reverse is now blank. It appears they've stopped printing the spray tests. 🙃
Thanks for leaving this comment. Good thing it was near the top, within a full scroll wheel spin. Otherwise, based on the start of the video that made it look like "Long term review..." was going to mean taking it out of the box and a 1/4oz. of random paint swipes on a sheet of copy paper, I was going to leave thinking it's yet another click bait titled video. Thanks.
Thanks for a good thorough review. I was pleased to hear you say that you had used the airbrushes for sometime before giving the review. Gaahleri have been dishing these out to a number of youtubers to give reviews so they are obviously keen to create a name for themselves. I think you are the only one to have used them before giving the review rather than a quick squirt out of the box. For a cheaper airbrush they seem to work well and if you are still not 100% committed to the hobby this is a good buy.
I bought their Mobius 0.2 a few months ago and like it quite well. Gaahleri sent me an updated trigger at no charge (the original trigger would open the air if you pulled back the trigger with out pressing down on it which is a technique to get splatter.) They have great customer service and respond to emails very quickly. I like the Mobius 0.2 so much I recently ordered the Mobius 0.3 from them.
They were meant to send out a movies for review but didn't hear anything since, have heard good things, the customer service is good, it's what's missing from most budget airbrush brands
I was not impressed with these airbrushes. You can get a GSI Creos for less than what the 98d costs.. Not to mention the backstory of this company is shady to say the least.
People deserve the truth. I brought this topic up on the Gaahleri UA-cam channel. Of course every comment got scrubbed. Tells you everything you need to know...@@ScrubbersGhost
Thanks for another honest review. I purchased the 39 version earlier last year following your comments at that time. I am very happy with the Gaahleri airbrushes, the only issue I had was with a particular primer (Black from Green Stuff World), that always dried up in the airbrush and was blocking the flow, this happened no matter which brand of airbrush I used so it was a paint issue. Great little unit and looking forward to many happy years of use.
You got another subscriber, nice work and review. I just got a GHAD-39 here on Amazon UK for £25.59 !! thanks to a special offer and additional promo 20% off. Hope I got one of the good batch. Have you tried using the 'brush without a paint cup installed and just placing small amounts of paint in the body cavity for when you just need a little paint ? I seem to remember a H&S airbrush I used a few years ago worked well like this although that had a small part that screwed in instead of the paint cups to cover up the threads for ease of cleaning. Rgds Rob.
I had to quickly replace my borked cheapo priming brush and I was recommended a more expensive Ghaaleri, however, due to the timing I had to get the GHAD-39, but I was very very impressed and I agree with your assessment. Great vid.
I now own one GHAD 39 and was suitably impressed by it for the prices it cant be beat and is the best air brush ive used and shits all over my Badger Renegade Khrome airbrush. It feels nice in the hand and sprays very well is very responsive and atomises the paint well. I dont own an iwata or Harder and steinbeck brush and most likely never will as they are too expensive in Australia and out of my price range . Its yhe brst airbrush ive used and for $77 Australian deliverd to your door cant be beat and thats about $50 cheaper than my next best air brush my Dragon air brush from SMS andcway cheaper than my Badger which was about $200 dearer .
Thanks for a thoughtful, longer term, test, useful to know✌️👍💜😊 Ive subscribed - Im a long in the tooth railway modeller (as opposed to a retail therapy box buyer - although RTR has its place, no value judgements made), but I have built military models, aircraft, RC cars, boats and 'planes etc too👍😊 Itll be interesting to see what a year or so of use brings. BTW where do you purchase your paints from please - do they spray well with the H&S 0.15 needle/nozzle set🤔🤞 Thanks again ✌️👍😊
The newer Mobius airbrushes fix the restrictive nozzle problem, but bring their own issues. Certainly a viral marketing campaign they’ve engaged in, but at the end of the day nothing special.
I received a ghad-39 for Christmas and after a few teething issues of it back flowing (repeated nozzle cleaning sorted it) I'm now really happy with it. I ended up getting a mobius 0.2 which is also nice to use. I'd say if you're a H&S or Iwata user you won't be blown away but anyone coming from a fengda/no name will be impressed.
I think you're right, the market isn't those with boutique high end guns, but those a little more invested in the hobby than beginners, there's always room for more tools in my opinion. I'm glad you got yours sorted, maybe residue was left behind after the factory test ?
@@lpjmodels I think it was me as initially it was okay. I find drop in nozzles are more convenient but not as forgiving. Once I made sure the rear of the nozzle and end of the airbrush body were 100% clean it was okay and has been perfect since. One thing I did note was the o ring on the body basically disintegrated after a short time. I went through the original and spare and ended up just using some PTFE tape in its place.
Pretty decent yes :) . At the risk of sounding like a stuck record It sounds like they need to sort the qc a little bit more though, in the end there's always a compromise unless your spending hundreds of dollas
BLIMEY! The 39 is better than the 89. I bought the 89 thinking it better than those below it. I have experienced some tip dry issues on up-close detail work (mottling, fine lines). Cannot always be certain what is at fault; operator, tool or paint. Thanks for posting this video
If you are considering getting one of these airbrushes I have an affiliate link that gives me a little financial kickback without you having to pay more. Its not something I'd usually do but as I'm saving for a trip to the Nats in the USA I thought I'd give it a go.
www.gaahleri.com/?ref=lpjmodels
I agree with your comments - I'm one of these people who Ghaaleri also sent a number of airbrushes to for free, but I did tell them that any use of the products and comments on them in the videos would be honest opinions seeing as no money has changed hands and it isn't a sponsorship. Like you, I've been trying them out for a while without making any hard thoughts on them yet just so I can give a true reflection of them. On the whole I find the ones I've tried generally ok to use, being a bit more forgiving with a less than intense cleaning regime
I bought one of these recently. The card with details about the test process is still in the packaging, but the reverse is now blank. It appears they've stopped printing the spray tests. 🙃
Nice to see a thoughtful review after a proper test period unlike some of the hyperbole out there a couple months ago.
Thanks for leaving this comment. Good thing it was near the top, within a full scroll wheel spin. Otherwise, based on the start of the video that made it look like "Long term review..." was going to mean taking it out of the box and a 1/4oz. of random paint swipes on a sheet of copy paper, I was going to leave thinking it's yet another click bait titled video.
Thanks.
Thanks for a good thorough review. I was pleased to hear you say that you had used the airbrushes for sometime before giving the review. Gaahleri have been dishing these out to a number of youtubers to give reviews so they are obviously keen to create a name for themselves. I think you are the only one to have used them before giving the review rather than a quick squirt out of the box. For a cheaper airbrush they seem to work well and if you are still not 100% committed to the hobby this is a good buy.
I bought their Mobius 0.2 a few months ago and like it quite well. Gaahleri sent me an updated trigger at no charge (the original trigger would open the air if you pulled back the trigger with out pressing down on it which is a technique to get splatter.) They have great customer service and respond to emails very quickly.
I like the Mobius 0.2 so much I recently ordered the Mobius 0.3 from them.
They were meant to send out a movies for review but didn't hear anything since, have heard good things, the customer service is good, it's what's missing from most budget airbrush brands
I was not impressed with these airbrushes. You can get a GSI Creos for less than what the 98d costs.. Not to mention the backstory of this company is shady to say the least.
Fair comment. I only found the SQ for an equivalent price here on air-craft.net
All the proper models are above £100
Agree. These priced too high for what they are. A $75 PS-289 or $100 Ultra 2024 are far superior.
Glad you mentioned the shady company, this seems to get glossed(no pun) over in all these reviews.
People need to know the truth. @@ScrubbersGhost
People deserve the truth. I brought this topic up on the Gaahleri UA-cam channel. Of course every comment got scrubbed. Tells you everything you need to know...@@ScrubbersGhost
Thanks for another honest review. I purchased the 39 version earlier last year following your comments at that time. I am very happy with the Gaahleri airbrushes, the only issue I had was with a particular primer (Black from Green Stuff World), that always dried up in the airbrush and was blocking the flow, this happened no matter which brand of airbrush I used so it was a paint issue. Great little unit and looking forward to many happy years of use.
You got another subscriber, nice work and review. I just got a GHAD-39 here on Amazon UK for £25.59 !! thanks to a special offer and additional promo 20% off. Hope I got one of the good batch. Have you tried using the 'brush without a paint cup installed and just placing small amounts of paint in the body cavity for when you just need a little paint ? I seem to remember a H&S airbrush I used a few years ago worked well like this although that had a small part that screwed in instead of the paint cups to cover up the threads for ease of cleaning. Rgds Rob.
I had to quickly replace my borked cheapo priming brush and I was recommended a more expensive Ghaaleri, however, due to the timing I had to get the GHAD-39, but I was very very impressed and I agree with your assessment. Great vid.
Thanks man ! I like to be thorough and I'm glad you found the video useful !
I now own one GHAD 39 and was suitably impressed by it for the prices it cant be beat and is the best air brush ive used and shits all over my Badger Renegade Khrome airbrush. It feels nice in the hand and sprays very well is very responsive and atomises the paint well. I dont own an iwata or Harder and steinbeck brush and most likely never will as they are too expensive in Australia and out of my price range . Its yhe brst airbrush ive used and for $77 Australian deliverd to your door cant be beat and thats about $50 cheaper than my next best air brush my Dragon air brush from SMS andcway cheaper than my Badger which was about $200 dearer .
Well done on your approach to a product review. I'm tired of seeing reviews without a full test over time, especmcislly for an airbrush.
Thankyou. As these had been reviewed a few times before I did mine I wanted to make sure I put them to the test with some thoroughness
Great review! Subd. I'm just getting into airbrushing and I love it over spray cans.
Thanks! The ability to spray any colour you like is a game changer. Also don't have to worry as much if your cans are too hot or not
Thanks for a thoughtful, longer term, test, useful to know✌️👍💜😊
Ive subscribed - Im a long in the tooth railway modeller (as opposed to a retail therapy box buyer - although RTR has its place, no value judgements made), but I have built military models, aircraft, RC cars, boats and 'planes etc too👍😊
Itll be interesting to see what a year or so of use brings.
BTW where do you purchase your paints from please - do they spray well with the H&S 0.15 needle/nozzle set🤔🤞
Thanks again ✌️👍😊
Thanks !
I use normally a 0.15 h&s and use MRP for 99% of my paintwork. I get it from premium hobbies in the UK.
@@lpjmodels Hi, thanks, I'll have a look at PH then, try some of that brand. 💜✌️👍😊
The newer Mobius airbrushes fix the restrictive nozzle problem, but bring their own issues. Certainly a viral marketing campaign they’ve engaged in, but at the end of the day nothing special.
Great video dude! I got the 39D and loving it so far be really testing it out on my Ki61 camo dots!
Great real-world test!
Cheers mate I try and test things as best as I can
I received a ghad-39 for Christmas and after a few teething issues of it back flowing (repeated nozzle cleaning sorted it) I'm now really happy with it.
I ended up getting a mobius 0.2 which is also nice to use.
I'd say if you're a H&S or Iwata user you won't be blown away but anyone coming from a fengda/no name will be impressed.
I think you're right, the market isn't those with boutique high end guns, but those a little more invested in the hobby than beginners, there's always room for more tools in my opinion. I'm glad you got yours sorted, maybe residue was left behind after the factory test ?
@@lpjmodels I think it was me as initially it was okay. I find drop in nozzles are more convenient but not as forgiving. Once I made sure the rear of the nozzle and end of the airbrush body were 100% clean it was okay and has been perfect since.
One thing I did note was the o ring on the body basically disintegrated after a short time. I went through the original and spare and ended up just using some PTFE tape in its place.
Seriously, try polishing your needle-it takes a little time out of your day, but the results will be worth it- besides, you only need to do it yearly
I won't modify an airbrush I am reviewing, but I do polish the needles of all my service airbrushes. ( these have since been polished )
😣 *Promosm*
Did you watch the video or are you jumping to conclusions? I made a specific point about this later on in the video.
They certainly seem good value judging by your results.
Pretty decent yes :) . At the risk of sounding like a stuck record It sounds like they need to sort the qc a little bit more though, in the end there's always a compromise unless your spending hundreds of dollas
I'm sure they will get the QC sorted in their plans for global domination @@lpjmodels 😁
I have had the 39 for a couple of months and, so far, really happy with it. No problems.
BLIMEY! The 39 is better than the 89. I bought the 89 thinking it better than those below it. I have experienced some tip dry issues on up-close detail work (mottling, fine lines). Cannot always be certain what is at fault; operator, tool or paint. Thanks for posting this video