Greetings From Germany

[iancorben]

Welcome along!

[Waldiland]

Welcome along!

 

 

Hello from London and welcome.

 

Thank you. Nice to meet you.

[FromTheNetherlands]

Hello and welcome to FPN!

[Ben Looijesteijn]

...and a warm welcome from the Netherlands!

[Waldiland]

Hello and welcome to FPN!

 

 

...and a warm welcome from the Netherlands!

 

Hello and thank you both.

[stephanos]

I own one Graf von Faber Castell ink: Moss Green. It is expensive and it's a nice colour, but that's not it's greatest problem. The blood cap is so smooth that I often need assistance to open it. It's quite annoying.

 

Some turquoise's disappoint. I also enjoy Waterman South Seas Blue/Inspired Blue. It's more of a blue-turquoise and shades very well, whereas Caribbean Sea and Marine are more green-turquoise.

 

I live in Saxony. Are you in Germany?

 

I see what you mean about the different flavours of turquoise.

 

I spend a lot of time in Germany, typically NDS; hence my question.

[obilot]

Hello! I'm somewhat new here myself; but if I may join in -- welcome!

 

Is that a Lamy nib soaking in your avatar? I've spent much of the last two days soaking two Lamy nib sections, and I would be shocked if there were a pen-feed that holds more pigment.

 

Every time I think I'm done, I'm not...

 

Cheers - !

[Waldiland]

Hello! I'm somewhat new here myself; but if I may join in -- welcome!

Is that a Lamy nib soaking in your avatar? I've spent much of the last two days soaking two Lamy nib sections, and I would be shocked if there were a pen-feed that holds more pigment.

Every time I think I'm done, I'm not...

Cheers - !

Hi. Nice to meet you. Yes, looks like it is a Lamy section. I know what you mean about it hanging onto pigment: before I got a bulb syringe cleaning was a multi-day exercise. Now it's not so bad. I say that thought, I'm about to flush a Safari that has been inked for months and rarely used. That might not clean so easily.