Airbrush for painting lures/tackle

I’m looking at getting an airbrush to start painting some of my own tackle and experiment with colors/patterns.

Been reading up on it quite a bit and still can’t pull the trigger on one.
I’ve looked at a lot of Iwata, pasche, and grex brushes. I feel like I have it narrowed down but looking for some input if anyone has one. I feel like the brushes are basically you pay for what you get kind of thing.
I have a lot of interest in the grex tritium series and the Iwata hpc plus brushes. Seem like they’re pretty nice.
Any input would be great!

Dual action Iwata

Joel VandeKrol wrote:

Dual action Iwata

x2 They are more expensive but you can get parts for them, they come apart easy for fast cleaning.

I tried some cheaper no name models and had struggles with them, I then just bit the bullet on an Iwata. $135 from Amazon I think.
I use my shop air compressor and just hooked another cheapie pressure regulator into that line and tune it down to about 20psi into my brush line.

I have an Iwata and a Pasche. I like the Iwata best,
but the Pasche came with 3 different sized needles and tips.
I like that for more versatility.
WKW

Check out a Bear Air’s clone of a Iwata. It was a good brush before I purchase my Iwata Eclipse CS. I would go gravity feed too. Much easier to swap colors.