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Ink review of Noodler's Green Marine.

 

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I like your reviews but the scanned images are quite large and seem to be a bit over the 1000 pixel size that the 'upload' notes advise. I would suggest that people don't 'reply' using your post as a 'quote' otherwise the pages will take a while to load.

That said, this green reminds me a lot of Diamine Sherwood Green which I'll use instead as it's a whole lot easier to get here in the UK at the moment.

Great review - keep them coming.

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Great job. Noodler's Green Marine is one of my favorite greens, and one I seem to have inked in one of my pens almost at all times. The slight bit of Noodler's Black in it is a really nice touch, as it can still be legible if it gets wet.

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One of my all time favorite inks. Probably one of the first 3 inks that i bought. I think it is the only ink that has ever been in my Lamy Vista, M, and I absolutely love the color, shading, everything. It's a great color for work too; a bit individualized but not too far from blue or black.

 

Very nice review, thanks,

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Thank you for the review. I think this will be my next purchase.

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thanks. As for the image size, fpn.com doesn't allow me to upload from this site, so I have to use another hosting site.

It's the green I wanted to have and I got it right the first time without buying and trying a bunch of other greens. Lucky me.

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thanks. As for the image size, fpn.com doesn't allow me to upload from this site, so I have to use another hosting site.

It's the green I wanted to have and I got it right the first time without buying and trying a bunch of other greens. Lucky me.

Actually, I meant the 'Upload' button at the top of this page where images can be uploaded from your computer or a URL. It doesn't matter as your review can be seen which is the main thing, isn't it?!

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thanks. As for the image size, fpn.com doesn't allow me to upload from this site, so I have to use another hosting site.

It's the green I wanted to have and I got it right the first time without buying and trying a bunch of other greens. Lucky me.

Actually, I meant the 'Upload' button at the top of this page where images can be uploaded from your computer or a URL. It doesn't matter as your review can be seen which is the main thing, isn't it?!

 

I haven't noticed the upload button before, I'll use that next time, thanks.

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i have decided, i am gonna ink my next sailor king of pen with it now, it will look good on my aurora optima demonstrator also, cheers, thanks for sharing

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remind me strongly of MB irish green. thanks for the review :thumbup:

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