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Noodler's Forest Green


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This bottle of Noodler's Forest Green I bought at World Lux. I like green color's. Most Noodler's perform well in Moleskine's, that's the reason why I like Noodler's ink so much.

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Color

The color Forest Green is a really vivid bright dark green color. It does indeed remind of a forest jungle green. If you like green, it is a color you could use for everyday use.

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Writing

The ink is smooth and writes great in my Lamy Safari Lime (medium). On moleskine paper the ink is dry in 5-8 seconds. On Rhodia it takes longer then 15 seconds to fully dry. The ink is just right, not to wet or to dry a good in between....

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Written review

Here's my written review.

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If you can't read it, here's what it says:

"Noodler's Forest Green

 

I filled my Pilot Namiki Vanshing Point (medium) with Noodler's Forest Green.

 

The ink in this pen is a good combination. The ink flows great. It does not feather and the bleed through in this Moleskine is very minimal to zero.

 

Dryingtime in this Moleskine is about 8 seconds. On Rhodia paper it takes a little bit longer.

 

Shading is really great light to dark green. Noodler's ink costs about $ 0,14 /ml

 

Woodworker"

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Moleskinefriendly

Yes it is Moleskinefriendly. The bleed through is their but it is not so much that you can't write on the other site of the paper. Dryingtime in a Moleskine is acceptable.

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Marine is darker I think.

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I like this colour and I believe that I have a bottle which I bought from a wonderful pen store in town under their own label. Sadly, they label in German (which in itself doesn't bother me) but the fact that some of the staff members don't know the Noodler's equivalent name can cause headaches :(

David

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Thanks for this review of a long-time favorite ink of mine. My admittedly older bottle is a scrumptious dark green that is just a tad bluish.

 

Most of my Lamys are dryish writers, so I tend to put this ink in a juicy wet writer where Forest Green is stunning!

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Has anyone used the Diamine Delamere Green? It's my favourite dark green ink, but zero water resistant. This Noodler's Forest green looks similar, anyone has both and can comment and compare them ? Would be much appreciated..

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