INFINITY
It's just... stupidly easy to be precise with this thing. The new Limited edition Squidmar 2026 Infinity has been so good, Lukas now refuses to use any other airbrush. You stop worrying about where the paint is going because it keeps insisting on going exactly where you pointed it. Which, frankly, feels like cheating.
Unfortunately; There's no magical laser beam. Steve still can't paint with this thing. We checked.
You’ve already seen some of the world's best miniature painters battle it out with this airbrush for the title of Miniature Master. And the results speak for themselves. And if the airbrush is good for that, you can expect it to be a 0/10 scam. This is genuinely the airbrush we’d choose ourselves for our competition winning pieces.
The new Squidmar INFINITY CRplus MKII is based on the platform of the new INFINITY CRplus series and includes several important changes compared with the previous Squidmar Infinity.
The Solo edition is equipped with a 0.25 mm TITANIUM nozzle system and a stainless-steel air cap. This model is designed as the ultimate detail airbrush for miniature painters, with a strong focus on maximum precision and control.
Key features:
New TITANIUM nozzle technology for improved durability, responsiveness and fine-detail capability
0.25 mm head set with the new stainless-steel air cap for ultra-fine detail work
Improved trigger response and needle feedback
Excellent low-pressure performance
Simplified maintenance and cleaning
Shortened body design for closer and more intuitive control when painting miniatures
The airbrush is Limited edition and will only be available until September 30, 2026. After that it’s gone forever.
Requires a compressor to use. Made in Germany by Harder & Steenbeck.
The 2-in-1 edition includes all the features of the Solo version, plus an additional 0.44 mm TITANIUM head set. This allows painters to cover a wide range of applications, from ultra-fine detail work to priming, base coating and smooth gradient work.
Therefore, the main difference between the Solo and 2-in-1 editions is that the Solo is a high-precision, detail-focused model supplied only with the 0.25 mm setup, while the 2-in-1 version adds the 0.44 mm TITANIUM setup to provide maximum versatility across the entire painting workflow.
INFINITY
It's just... stupidly easy to be precise with this thing. The new Limited edition Squidmar 2026 Infinity has been so good, Lukas now refuses to use any other airbrush. You stop worrying about where the paint is going because it keeps insisting on going exactly where you pointed it. Which, frankly, feels like cheating.
Unfortunately; There's no magical laser beam. Steve still can't paint with this thing. We checked.
You’ve already seen some of the world's best miniature painters battle it out with this airbrush for the title of Miniature Master. And the results speak for themselves. And if the airbrush is good for that, you can expect it to be a 0/10 scam. This is genuinely the airbrush we’d choose ourselves for our competition winning pieces.
The new Squidmar INFINITY CRplus MKII is based on the platform of the new INFINITY CRplus series and includes several important changes compared with the previous Squidmar Infinity.
The Solo edition is equipped with a 0.25 mm TITANIUM nozzle system and a stainless-steel air cap. This model is designed as the ultimate detail airbrush for miniature painters, with a strong focus on maximum precision and control.
Key features:
New TITANIUM nozzle technology for improved durability, responsiveness and fine-detail capability
0.25 mm head set with the new stainless-steel air cap for ultra-fine detail work
Improved trigger response and needle feedback
Excellent low-pressure performance
Simplified maintenance and cleaning
Shortened body design for closer and more intuitive control when painting miniatures
The airbrush is Limited edition and will only be available until September 30, 2026. After that it’s gone forever.
Requires a compressor to use. Made in Germany by Harder & Steenbeck.
The 2-in-1 edition includes all the features of the Solo version, plus an additional 0.44 mm TITANIUM head set. This allows painters to cover a wide range of applications, from ultra-fine detail work to priming, base coating and smooth gradient work.
Therefore, the main difference between the Solo and 2-in-1 editions is that the Solo is a high-precision, detail-focused model supplied only with the 0.25 mm setup, while the 2-in-1 version adds the 0.44 mm TITANIUM setup to provide maximum versatility across the entire painting workflow.
