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So - what color Lamy Safari did you HAVE to have?

Before I stopped chasing them, I LOVE the aquamarine color

Also liked Blue and Red (my first), 08 Lime, and Orange too - oddly enough, never liked the "standard colors" that much

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Until the Dark Lilac came out I would have picked the red Safari, but it has been deposed!

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Favourite colour that I'm still chasing: Aquamarine

Favourite colour that I own: Dark Lilac (in fact is the only Safari I possess :P)

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Wanted: Aquamarine

 

Owned: Yellow and Charcoal.

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Aquamarine, Dark Lilac and also the Matte Black...

Ditto on the Matte black

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Yellow. Warm and inviting, matched with blue ink or a dark purple it is fabulous. I have others but this is what I have longed for.

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Charcoal is my favourite and I own couple of these.

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Hi,

 

Pink!

 

My first was gifted to me by two young ladies who think I should 'lighten-up'.

 

Paired with a Turquoise ink, I feel as if I could become airborne. :)

 

Bye,

S1

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I only have one, and that's the Dark Lilac. HAD to have that one. B)

I thought, when I decided to actually break down and get a Safari that I wanted one of the pink ones (I mean pink, not coral) but everyone I saw looked really kinda cheesy. :( Happy now that I waited for the Dark Lilac.

If I was to ever get another one, though, I liked the look of the French Blue; and the first one I thought really was attractive was the LE one for the (whatever hundredth) Swedish Anniversary -- the one which was the colors of the Swedish flag; I thought the yellow clip was really sharp against the blue. But I'm not willing to pay the prices I've seen either of those colors listed at :angry: -- if I'm going to have to pay that much for a pen, it's NOT going to be for a Safari....

I'd have to see the new LX colors in person before deciding if I liked any of those.

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:D

That's not Kung te cheung, is it? I thought it was darker.
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That's not Kung te cheung, is it? I thought it was darker.

 

Yes, it is a tad darker than shows in this photo. It's just the sunlight hitting the page...and the exposure.

 

I would always suspect the shade of an ink in a photo where the pen is the focus of attention, as generally the image would be exposed to acheive a good representation of the pen, and not the ink.

 

Having said that, the Kung te-Cheng I have, seems to come out a lot lighter than most reviews I have seen. Maybe my bottle needs a really good shake up?! :)

 

All the best,

Malcolm

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Hi,

 

Pink!

 

My first was gifted to me by two young ladies who think I should 'lighten-up'.

 

Paired with a Turquoise ink, I feel as if I could become airborne. :)

 

Bye,

S1

 

LOL. :lticaptd:

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My wife has a charcoal one, which is OK.

 

I have thought about bright yellow for fun.

 

But then came along dark lilac, and I knew I had to have that. Which I do, now...

 

 

Normally, I am not so much buying pens for looks, but for writing experience first. So I now have that Dark lilac one, and I doubt if I will be buying another Safari soon.

Same, I have the Copper Orange AlStar, happy with it, don't need another one.

 

 

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Same, I have the Copper Orange AlStar, happy with it, don't need another one.

 

 

D.ick

 

 

badly want the copper orange one...

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