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Hi all!

Finally, my long promised written review of Noodler's Red Black :D.

 

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Warm regards, Wim

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Hi Roy,

 

Glad you like it. I tried something different, as in using different pens and nibs, to show the variation possible a little better.

 

Warm regards,

the Mad One :D

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I have the Noodlers Red Black and I have to say that the flow seems like a nice medium to medium-heavy. And I find the Ottoman Azure to be a much drier ink in comparison to the Red black. Different batch? Different impressions? Who knows, but that is what makes this hobby very interesting!!! Nice reviewm I like the format!! Ill have to do that next time on my upcoming reviews!!! :D

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Hi Roy,

 

It isn´t really dry dry, but as you can see, the Lamy lays down a much drier line than the Etruria. And for this ink to show off its shading properties, you really need a fairly wet nib.

 

HTH, warm regards, Wim

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Hi NS,

 

Thanks for the kind words! I am still reviewing the format, for the next one coming up :D.

This one is already more organized than the previous ones, which I didn´t post :D, but there are some more in the offing.. :D

 

Warm regards, Wim

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