What Lamy Are You Using Today?

[a m a r g o]

Al-Star Black with Waterman noir and a Safari Vista with a 1.1 italic nib filled with Pelikan Edelstein Aventurine...

Edited May 11, 2016 by coppilcus

[carlos.q]

Lamy Safari Dark Lilac with matching ink.

Lamy 2000 with MB Royal Blue.

 

[Witsius]

My blue Al Star. Danny Fudge has my beloved Lamy 2000 for a little nib tuning/smoothing. I should have it back soon, but in the mean time, I'll be using my Al Star quite a bit. Right now its inked with Sailor Jentle Blue.

[Ayoungentrepreneur]

Lamy 2000 Stainless Steel, medium nib, Lamy Blue Black

[Noihvo]

Writing birthday cards with a Joy 1.9, sporting Dark Lilac. You can even see an itsy bit of the red sheen on the Original Crown Mill Pure Cotton.

 

 

Edited May 13, 2016 by Noihvo

[Misfit]

I used the Al-Star blue green and the Safari neon coral and dark lilac. The Safaris are filled with the matching inks. The Al-Star is filled with J Herbin Emerald of Chivor. Each is fitted with italic nibs, two with 1.5mm, one with 1.1mm.

[888007888]

Lamy Al-Star Copper Orange with Montblanc Lavender Purple ink.

[Xenter]

As a newbie, just received the Lamy Safari Charcoal EF as my beginner FP, can't wait to test it out

[Harunie]

Just got my lamy 2000 today, cleaned/flushed and filled with their own t52 blue-black, not gonna lie this is about as smooth as my montblanc 145/chopin. Definitely worth the price in my opinion.
I am now a lamy fan

[Rach31]

As a newbie, just received the Lamy Safari Charcoal EF as my beginner FP, can't wait to test it out

 

I recently bought the same pen in a fine nib. I love the matte finish of that pen. Enjoy!

[Sergio 46]

Lamy 2K Stainless steel in EF w/ Iroshizuku Kon-peki

Lamy studio in EF w/Diamine sepia

[PAKMAN]

Coffee Al-Star with Diamine Brandy Dazzle

[Misfit]

As a newbie, just received the Lamy Safari Charcoal EF as my beginner FP, can't wait to test it out

 

Welcome to the FPN as well as to Lamy pens. When I first started buying after a long layoff, I decided to get the Lamy Vista Demonstrator instead of the Al-Star silver green. I thought I could get the Al-Star later. That's when I learned about the yearly color releases for the Al-Star and Safari. I know now to get it when it comes out. (I was lucky to get a few through Amazon.co.uk and eBay after their release years.)

[Sagarb]

[a m a r g o]

Lamy 2000 with Waterman Vert...

[Tritanx]

Lamy Cp-1 black matte with a stainless fine nib!

[Misfit]

Lamy Cp-1 black matte with a stainless fine nib!

I love your profile pic

[Noihvo]

 

Don't keep the recipe secret. I wants it! *gollum*

[DrDebG]

All of my Lamys are in use today:

 

Matte Black Lamy Safari with fine nib with DeAtramentis Pearl Violet - Borrowed by my administrative assistant (permanently borrowed???????)

 

Lamy Copper Orange Al Star with fine nib with Franklin Christoph Midnight Emerald - Borrowed by one of my co-directors

 

Wild Rubin Lamy Studio with L'Artisan Pastelier Callifolio Andrinople - Borrowed by my husband

 

Lamy 2000 with L'Artisan Pastelier Callifolio Bleu Atlantique - Mine . . . All Mine

[Guardy]

My silvergreen AL-Star for short notes and stuff. At least until I decided to swap the (F) nib with the A (for Anfäger - Beginner's) nib from my old, currently non-functional (cap fell off sometime during the last 10 years. It'll shop up again eventually, I know it's still in the room) Lamy abc and let me tell you, it is the smoothest thing. Like, buttery smooth. "Am I even touching the paper"-smooth.
It's also pretty much equivalent to an M nib regarding the width, which I prefer. Fine nibs make my handwriting look oddly snippy, somehow, compared to the softer look of M-nibbed writing.

 

So I've been busy writing a few pages of quick brown foxes, just for the heck of it.