I am considering making an investment in a starter airbrush set. I have narrowed my selection down to two starter sets. One set comes with two dual action, gravity feed brushes and one siphon feed brush. The other kit comes with two siphon feed brushes and one gravity feed brush. Unfortunately I know almost nothing about airbrushes, so here are a couple of questions. What is the difference in the airbrushes? Which kit is best for a novice to start with and why? All advise and input is very much appreciated. Thanks.

Lyle E Studer III

Scott Sacket's cartoon about rolling one's own rails is not far-fetched.  In the mid-50s when I was a kid, I remember my Dad making home-made track sections for our Lionel O-27 layout.  I can recall the fixture he made out of some steel heavy duty drawer rollers and some how made rails to match the tubular Lionel rail out of scrap tin-plate.  The rails were attached to ties cut from a hardboard type material called "beaver board."  He made straight sections that were about 18" long with close spaced ties that looked really pretty good compared to t

I'm not able to enter anything into the comments section of post on my work computer.  It worked fine until last week when the owner's son decided to change the email settings.  He's one of those who likes to change things even when they're working fine.  Anyway, the browser is IE and I can't even get the curser to show up in the comments box, but I can enter text in the subject line.  Since my home computer works fine and the work computer worked up until last week - it must be whatever he did to the email.