Links to cheap starter airbrush kits?

[StepwisePilot]

So, I'm thinking of an airbrush again. Problem is, everything I find online is very expensive. I've heard that starter kits with the airbrush, compressor, and everything else needed can be found for a good price, but I certainly can't find those kits. Everything I do find is very expensive. So, if anyone could link me to a starting kit, I'd be very grateful. Hell, even just a separate airbrush and compressor that aren't stupidly expensive would do.

So, what I'm, looking for is:

Airbrush starter kit

Or 

Airbrush
Compressor
Venting station/box/whatever it's called. 

Any links would be greatly appreciated. 



Thank you for taking the time to read this. 

[question]

Definitely not an expert in any way but for cheap, local, and easy to get you can try the following at Canadian Tire:

www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mastercraft-air-brush-kit-with-mini-compressor-0589805p.html?_br_psugg_q=air+brush+kit

At the moment the complete kit runs $99.99. Now it runs a little high pressure for fine detail work but just fine for base and large surface coating. They usually put it on for the current sale price a couple of times a year. Has the advantage of being a very, very quiet unit if noise is an issue in your home. You will need adaptor if you want to use other airbrushes with it (Badger, etc.)

Additional airbrush for kit ($27) www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mastercraft-air-brush-set-0580051p.html#srp

Portable spray booth at Lee Valley:
www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/supplies/finishing/76184-portable-spray-shelters

Runs $39.50 for the small one a miniaturist would use. Personally I use a large-ish box I've cut to size and shape to suit my needs as another option.

So cheap and easy to obtain for both. Perhaps somebody else has better recommendations?

[redshirt2375]

I will second the Canadian Tire one. Has been great from priming. I have barely started experimenting beyond that yet though

[kaelon]

I will third that, that was the first setup I owned it did great for basing and layering for larger models plus it's cheap enough that when it breaks down and it will, it's not a big kick in the wallet. Plus it's good practice to figure out how to clean and maintain an airbrush