I'd have to check but I think one of my "good" airbrushes is Badger 200 single action internal mix bottom feed that works just fine. Bought it in connection with a small 1/2 hp hobby type compressor from Sears many years ago.
Okay, I did check and the information above is correct.
In the process of checking, I found my other "good" airbrush: A brand spanking new Paasche H or HS kit that was purchased many years ago but somehow never got around to breaking it out of the packaging. I was rather surprised to find to discover this.
Also have a couple of cheapies (single action, external mix, bottom feed) that work equally well and are far easier to clean. I accidentally ran over one of the cheapies with my truck and it still works! These are the ones that see the most use.
I don't use the hobby compressor any more since I bought a small Campbell Hausfield portable compressor with adjustable pressure output. You can use canned airbrush propellant or one of those portable air cans or even a spare tire to drive their brushes.
Check out the Badger airbrush line at
www.badgerairbrush.com but be prepared some sticker shock. The 200 lists at $81 and even the mini-sprayguns clock in at $27 and up.
Check out the Paasche goods at
www.paascheairbrush.com. Again not cheap...the H set that I have lists at $89 and the HS is a bit more.
Not trying to scare you with the prices but these are precision airbrushes. The cheapies may be all you really need for something you're blast off and may never find again if it all goes south on you.