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Hi !!!

I am looking for a solid store about airbrush. I mean somewhere I can find parts, paints like miniature, lubricant, etc. I moved in this area for few month and I am still looking for...

Thank you

I thought airbrushes were almost an online only thing these days.
I've only seen them in the UK in Hobbycraft, as starter sets.

Too bad... I like stores.

Local stores are insanely few and far between for anything other than run of the mill supplies. Hobby Lobby carries some stuff.

TCP Global is a major retailer for most brands and are based in San Diego. Other than that, Amazon is your best bet.

If you had a good supply where you moved from, see whether they will still be able to provide.
Otherwise, niche stockists still exist on the internet. I buy all my airbrush stuff from a single website, quite some way from where I am. They probably do have a B&M shop, but can get everything I need. Phone for info works too. I found them on ebay, and had a link to their direct-from website.

So, not having a local shop to buy from isn't that bad, unless you do not have access to credit, if that is all they accept as payment.
You won't be able to get a nip-to-the-shops purchase that way, though, if something breaks.