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A fountain pen version of the pix line would be nice. As would a splash of colour, matte racing green editions would be tasty.

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A reissue of the Octavian or something inspired by spiders. Snakes prevailed on 2017.

Well then youre in luck ;) though itll be very pricey I reckon

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Well then youre in luck ;) though itll be very pricey I reckon

Yep, but very well worth it. :D Few design patterns are more beautiful than a Skeletonized spider or spider web... For me, it would be something worth to save my hard earned money.

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A fountain pen version of the pix line would be nice. As would a splash of colour, matte racing green editions would be tasty.

 

Is the Pix the same as the Cruise? If so, yes please!

But hopefully they will go for a semi hooded nib. Essentially, I would like to see a re-issue of the old Generation model as an introductory pen to their brand.

 

Also, I would like the 30ml square bottles back. The bigger version is not nearly as attractive.

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How about a 139 reissue. I'd also like to see green striated for the 14X.

Yes to a 139 in precious resin.

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I would like to see an affordable skeleton without blue glass/resin for a change.. Found it a bit strange to follow the Blue Hour with the UNICEF.

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I’d like a true EF nib on a 146. With the same excellent reliability as their other nibs. Just in EF.

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I would love to see a Meisterstück Ultra Blue - so a matte blue one with platinum accents. Okay, maybe I am the only one who would buy it ...

 

 

I’d like a true EF nib on a 146. With the same excellent reliability as their other nibs. Just in EF.

 

 

Are the EF nibs really not as good as F and broader ones??

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I would love to see a Meisterstück Ultra Blue - so a matte blue one with platinum accents. Okay, maybe I am the only one who would buy it ...

 

Are the EF nibs really not as good as F and broader ones??

EF seems more like a normal F. And seem to write with broader horizontal strokes than vertical.

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You pose two different questions at the same time. What would you like to see?, then followed by What do you expect to see?

 

So answering them as posed 1. A massive price drop across their range of goods. 2. Not a change in price across their range of goods.

A wise man once said    " the best revenge is wealth "   but a wiser man answered back    " the best revenge is happiness "

 

The true definition of madness - Doing the same thing everyday and expecting different results......

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I'd like to see more nib options as standard. Particulary some real italic and cursive italic nibs from fine italic to broad italic like the recent Fritz Schimpf. The current B and OB upwards could have more line variation for me. Also a EEF option (sorry Tom, you paid a lot for yours), but I just bought a Sailor EF Gear II to cover this which possibly finer.

 

If these are available in some Heritage sytle bouncy nibs all the better.

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