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Great choice Tom, indeed. The nib creates nice effects especially when writing italic. Use the pen in the best health and enjoy. :thumbup:

"Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword, obviously never encountered automatic weapons." – General D. MacArthur

 

 

“Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.” – W. Churchill

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Hi all,

just got another 3-42G, this one with a soft OBB. :D

What a joy to write with.

It's wet-n-bold OBB has enough flex to push its 1 mm line, easily to 2 mm, for those moments in life when two B's are just not enough!. and if that wasn't enough, it will write upside down giving you a fine line for small notation.

Besides the dynamics of it's writing ability, it is simple, reliable, serviceable and has a ink window, all prerequisites for a good daily writer.

Small, but mighty, simple but chic. The 3-42G is an affordable pen, with great writing characteristics. and best of all, will put a smile on your face,

 

Mark

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A happy month for me! The Rouge et Noir black (EF) and coral (BB) version and ... the heritage 1912 (B) ! The 1912 instantly became my favorite pen , a combination of reasons and some I can't explain , a real one of a kind Montblanc !

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Some great pens here. I have the coral ReN with a B nib and it is a fabulous pen. Am finding it hard to resist the black version now...

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Some great pens here. I have the coral ReN with a B nib and it is a fabulous pen. Am finding it hard to resist the black version now...

 

Do you find that your B nib is stubbish?

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da vinci Antique

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Do you find that your B nib is stubbish?

 

Yes not too thick but not a huge amount of line variation either so "-ish" is the correct description!

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Yes not too thick but not a huge amount of line variation either so "-ish" is the correct description!

 

Thanks. I just popped into a boutique to test a B and BB. They were almost identical, but both had very nice line variation. I'm just trying to determine what my next nib will be. Cheers.

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Thanks. I just popped into a boutique to test a B and BB. They were almost identical, but both had very nice line variation. I'm just trying to determine what my next nib will be. Cheers.

 

I am a big fan of the older .(narrower in my experience) monotone BB nib on a 144. However I prefer the B nib on a 145/.newer Classique models. Good hunting for nib! :) Edited by da vinci
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Now I only need to add the matching FP :)

 

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Leonardo Sketch Pen - kind of special and interesting to hold and write with.

Awesome design

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"In The Luxury Business, You Have To Build On Heritage."

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Gift from my wife :)

That's a lovely gift :thumbup:

 

I have been fancying a Warhol for sometime...

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Alfred Hitchcock rollerball and pen pouch :)

I never thought I would get any MB other than the classic 146/149 but the pen is soooooo nice! I think I caught the LE bug :P

 

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Alfred Hitchcock rollerball and pen pouch :)

 

I never thought I would get any MB other than the classic 146/149 but the pen is soooooo nice! I think I caught the LE bug :P

 

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Gorgeous! My "dream pen", soon or later I'll buy one.

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