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Getting an airbrush pretty soon, I have ordered vallejo air, some of the basic colours.

I do how ever have a lot of reaper paints, and I'm curious how people work with it.
So would anyone share with me how your process with Reaper and the airbrush is?

acrylic paint is exactly that.

I use craft store paint, and I think it down with either Golden or Liquitex airbrush medium 1:1 mix. works pretty well for me. you might have to adjust the blend but that's the basic idea of it.

Yep - it really doesn't matter too much...paint is paint. To squirt it through an airbrush...you just need to thin it down.

A friend of mine who does illustrations for advertisements only uses tube paints - you know the thick stuff that is the consistency of tooth paste. He thins it down and then sprays it just like I do with my hobby and model paints.