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    It's Christmas. I hope I am waiting on more than 1 pen. Evil grin


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    LOL, you can admire Mr Bogon's Pink Quartz (and the rest of his BEAUTIFUL collection) while my one is still slowly being shipped.
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    Default Re: What Pens(s) Are You Waiting For?

    I'm waiting on a Pelikan M800 Brown Tortoise!

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    Quote Originally Posted by reprieve View Post
    I'm waiting on a Pelikan M800 Brown Tortoise!
    I got one of these Pelikans myself last month. I hope you love it as much as I do mine.

    Wanting to match in with the general character of the pen, mine started out writing with Visconti Sepia and this weekend, after seeing Stephen's video on the Opera Crystal, I went for Edelstein Amber. The shading with this ink is just incredible and it has a lovely warm colour too. I'm a bit slow off the blocks for this year but it has a really cosy, earthy look for an Autumn combination.

    But back to the topic - enjoy your M800!

    Mark

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roefisher View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by reprieve View Post
    I'm waiting on a Pelikan M800 Brown Tortoise!
    I got one of these Pelikans myself last month. I hope you love it as much as I do mine.

    Wanting to match in with the general character of the pen, mine started out writing with Visconti Sepia and this weekend, after seeing Stephen's video on the Opera Crystal, I went for Edelstein Amber. The shading with this ink is just incredible and it has a lovely warm colour too. I'm a bit slow off the blocks for this year but it has a really cosy, earthy look for an Autumn combination.

    But back to the topic - enjoy your M800!

    Mark
    Thank you! Which nib size do you have?

    I like your ink choices for the brown tortoise. I'm torn between Iroshizuku Yama-guri and Diamine Ancient Copper for the first fill. Or maybe Noodler's Walnut. I hadn't considered Edelstein Amber but it sounds like a great combination.

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    Quote Originally Posted by reprieve View Post
    Thank you! Which nib size do you have?

    I like your ink choices for the brown tortoise. I'm torn between Iroshizuku Yama-guri and Diamine Ancient Copper for the first fill. Or maybe Noodler's Walnut. I hadn't considered Edelstein Amber but it sounds like a great combination.
    Mine came with a Medium nib but I also swap it around with a Fine I have from my demonstrator. It's a fantastic writer with both

    There are so many inks to choose from it's nearly impossible, isn't it! I haven't tried the Diamine Ancient Copper or Iroshizuku Yama-Guri so I've just had a quick search and they both look great - nice ideas! Another similar colour I have tried, but not in this pen, is the Iroshizuku Tsukushi and it is another rich brown with a slightly reddish shade. Decisions, decisions...

    But whichever ink you choose, it'll still be a great writer. All the very best with it!

    Mark

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    Nothing at the moment - I'm behaving myself during a month of budget blowout hiatus.

    I kill my spare time by playing with my wish list for 2014, shuffling and sorting them in order of priority, checking prices and reading relevant reviews, etc. I'm reasonably hopeful that I'll survive this period of 'good behaviour bond', provided that some powerful enablers don't track me down.
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    A Shaeffer Tuckaway touchdown.
    To continue to diminish the place of the handwritten in our lives is to diminish, in a small but real way, our humanity. Philip Hensher

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    Visconti Opera Club.

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    I'm waiting for my birthday present from my honey--a Pelikan 1000 green & black BBB.
    Much Love--

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    Default Re: What Pens(s) Are You Waiting For?

    Quote Originally Posted by reprieve View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Roefisher View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by reprieve View Post
    I'm waiting on a Pelikan M800 Brown Tortoise!
    I got one of these Pelikans myself last month. I hope you love it as much as I do mine.

    Wanting to match in with the general character of the pen, mine started out writing with Visconti Sepia and this weekend, after seeing Stephen's video on the Opera Crystal, I went for Edelstein Amber. The shading with this ink is just incredible and it has a lovely warm colour too. I'm a bit slow off the blocks for this year but it has a really cosy, earthy look for an Autumn combination.

    But back to the topic - enjoy your M800!

    Mark
    Thank you! Which nib size do you have?

    I like your ink choices for the brown tortoise. I'm torn between Iroshizuku Yama-guri and Diamine Ancient Copper for the first fill. Or maybe Noodler's Walnut. I hadn't considered Edelstein Amber but it sounds like a great combination.
    Here's another idea: how about a turquoise leaning blue, such as Diamine ASA Blue, or Edelstein Topaz?
    "What are moon-letters?" asked the hobbit full of excitement. He loved maps, as I have told you before; and he also loved runes and letters, and cunning handwriting, though when he wrote himself it was a bit thin and spidery.

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    Quote Originally Posted by snedwos View Post
    Here's another idea: how about a turquoise leaning blue, such as Diamine ASA Blue, or Edelstein Topaz?
    Thanks for the suggestions. I like the bright blue idea. The pen arrived yesterday and as I was looking through my inks, trying to decide, I almost went with Diamine Turquoise, but I already have a bunch of pens inked with various blues right now. I filled it with Noodler's Walnut instead. It is an excellent writer.

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    I'm looking very forward to the arrival of these two:

    Brown Tortoise Pelikan M400
    Visconti Opera Club

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    Quote Originally Posted by DrChumley View Post
    Beautiful!

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    Quote Originally Posted by reprieve View Post
    I'm waiting on a Pelikan M800 Brown Tortoise!
    Did it arrive?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lisantica View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by reprieve View Post
    I'm waiting on a Pelikan M800 Brown Tortoise!
    Did it arrive?
    Yes, it got here yesterday! I inked it up last night with Noodler's Walnut and it is a fantastic writer (but its nib was tuned by John Mottishaw so I expected awesomeness ).

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    Waiting for a couple of extra Pilot Metropolitans, a Pilot Stargazer, and an Edison Nouveau Encore from the Goulets. Spent the budget, time to hunker down to rice and beans for dinner.

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    Awaiting my first Montblanc. A 420 from about 1972.
    To continue to diminish the place of the handwritten in our lives is to diminish, in a small but real way, our humanity. Philip Hensher

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    This! Today, hopefully.

    Last edited by tiffanyhenschel; December 13th, 2013 at 11:34 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tiffanyhenschel View Post
    This! Today, hopefully.
    Ah, it's beautiful! Is that the antique marble acrylic?

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