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Just some news am discovering this last week or so .... some of them are actually old news

 

- Wing Sung 698 can now be had with M sized nib

 

- Thebi now have their "MINE" fountain pen section / feed / nib unit available as single seperate unit for sale for those who like to try their hand on turning their own barrel / cap

 

- PenBBS now had their 3rd model , model 323 , a clipless design

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- ( this is probably old news ) PenBBS model 308 now had 4 more color option in Demo

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- Hero now had a 739 and I am sure I do not need to tell you what its pattered / styled against

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- Hero's fall release also include the 981 ( plastic barrel ) which is refreshingly not a copy of someone else and finally not a hooded nib for an entry level pen

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-but you can have the vintage colors and metal barrel if you desired so in their fall release Hero 6168

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- Hero finally got to release their Lady 100 in an all steel flighter version, sadly though they've change the vintage plastic section to an all steel one and not for the better look of it IMHO

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Actually Hero's fall release had already been at least a month old in delivery, plenty of new models , some are pretty much re do of old themes ( say Hero 760 ), but well there are quite a number of interesting ones , I would wager by now they should made it onto the bigger auction / retail sites

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