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Trying to finally use up the ink in the Asvine V200 today so I can clean it out.

 

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Been using a Germanese frankenpen this week;  Lamy Safari with the 03 nib from the Jinhao 65.  I really like that nib, and it's playing very nicely with the Lamy feed.

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What did you play today?

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Today we have the following pens:

Hero 336 ,

Hero 565 , 

Hong Dian 517.

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I love Fountain Pens, with hooded nib in the classic style, Parker 51/61 type .



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Today we have 

Hero 616 AL,

Jin Hao 165,

Youth 303.

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I love Fountain Pens, with hooded nib in the classic style, Parker 51/61 type .



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A Narwhal (Nahvalur) Nautilus in Cephalopod Black. I believe it’s a medium nib and the ink is a blue from my collection of Goulet samples. This is the maiden voyage for this pen.

 

I absolutely love the look and feel of this pen.

 

I have a couple minor gripes (and, they might just be due to operator headspace and timing).

 

The first is that there’s a tiny bit more drag on the paper than I normally prefer. Some of this is due to the (very) cheap paper that I have handy. I did a comparison with a TWSBI Eco that I also have inked up. I know that it is very smooth on quality paper. I confirmed that most of my issue is that due to the crappy paper, but not all of it. When I get a chance, I’ll repeat the comparison on good paper.

 

The second issue is that I don’t think I was able to draw much ink into the pen. I can’t see any ink in the porthole windows. I unscrewed and re-screwed the end cap and clearly drew some ink, but perhaps I didn’t keep the feed submerged? Thinking back, the ink sample vials are narrow and don’t contain much ink. I’ll check this when I get home. Any other ideas on what I might have done wrong?

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Today we have 

Hero 100- Glorious ,  Silver , CT .

 

 

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I love Fountain Pens, with hooded nib in the classic style, Parker 51/61 type .



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On 11/25/2024 at 8:30 PM, Buford said:

A Narwhal (Nahvalur) Nautilus in Cephalopod Black. I believe it’s a medium nib and the ink is a blue from my collection of Goulet samples. This is the maiden voyage for this pen.

 

I absolutely love the look and feel of this pen.

 

I have a couple minor gripes (and, they might just be due to operator headspace and timing).

 

The first is that there’s a tiny bit more drag on the paper than I normally prefer. Some of this is due to the (very) cheap paper that I have handy. I did a comparison with a TWSBI Eco that I also have inked up. I know that it is very smooth on quality paper. I confirmed that most of my issue is that due to the crappy paper, but not all of it. When I get a chance, I’ll repeat the comparison on good paper.

 

The second issue is that I don’t think I was able to draw much ink into the pen. I can’t see any ink in the porthole windows. I unscrewed and re-screwed the end cap and clearly drew some ink, but perhaps I didn’t keep the feed submerged? Thinking back, the ink sample vials are narrow and don’t contain much ink. I’ll check this when I get home. Any other ideas on what I might have done wrong?


I have many pens that can’t draw ink from a sample vial.  I unscrew the nib and eye dropper ink into the pen and replace the nib.  Converter pens are even easier.  Syringe ink from the vial into the converter.  

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Hero 100 year of the dragon (special Edition) , a claisone type fountain pen .

 

 

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I love Fountain Pens, with hooded nib in the classic style, Parker 51/61 type .



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17 hours ago, Stefan-Ionut-Marius said:

Hero 100 year of the dragon (special Edition) , a claisone type fountain pen .

 

 

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I like those colors! 

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2 hours ago, RedPie said:

I like those colors! 

The fountain pen it is a milky white base color and the dragon is embossed with various golden, red and orange inlays, in claisone style .

I love Fountain Pens, with hooded nib in the classic style, Parker 51/61 type .



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21 hours ago, Stefan-Ionut-Marius said:

The fountain pen it is a milky white base color and the dragon is embossed with various golden, red and orange inlays, in claisone style .

Very nice!

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Today Fountain pens are :

Hero 343,

Hero Brass poket fountain pen .

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I love Fountain Pens, with hooded nib in the classic style, Parker 51/61 type .



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On 12/11/2024 at 6:39 AM, Stefan-Ionut-Marius said:

The fountain pen it is a milky white base color and the dragon is embossed with various golden, red and orange inlays, in claisone style .

I got the Hero 100 Dragon 🐉 in green and really like it. That’s why milky white makes a great background. 

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11 minutes ago, Dan Carmell said:

I got the Hero 100 Dragon 🐉 in green and really like it. That’s why milky white makes a great background. 


  I’ve been looking at the Dragon 100 and can’t decide which color I prefer. Both the green and the red are pretty. They remind me of the Cross Botanica and Wanderlust lines, which have a similar background. 

Top 5 of 26 (in no particular order) currently inked pens:

Pelikan M300 CIF, Pelikan Edelstein Golden Beryl

MontBlanc 144R F, Diamine Bah Humbug

Pelikan M605 F, Pelikan Edelstein Moonstone

Waterman Caréne Black Sea, Teranishi Lady Emerald

Pilot 742 FA, Namiki Purple cartridge 

always looking for penguin fountain pens and stationery 

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  I’m over the moon with the most random pen- it’s a blue EF Chouxiongluwei retractable fp with one of those clear caps that go over the section. It’s a heavy pen, probably lacquer over brass, that writes really nicely. The nib has a stub like quality to it, but is nicely narrow enough for how I write. Best part is that it was free, so I had absolutely no expectations.

Top 5 of 26 (in no particular order) currently inked pens:

Pelikan M300 CIF, Pelikan Edelstein Golden Beryl

MontBlanc 144R F, Diamine Bah Humbug

Pelikan M605 F, Pelikan Edelstein Moonstone

Waterman Caréne Black Sea, Teranishi Lady Emerald

Pilot 742 FA, Namiki Purple cartridge 

always looking for penguin fountain pens and stationery 

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Asvine V200 today

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