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New Lamy Studio Colors ( Special Edition 2018)

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Very nice! I wonder if the black LX might have a gold nib...?

 

Also, thanks for your photo, Anthony - nice pairing!

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Lovely Turquoise!

 

I do hope Lamy will promote it more and make it available to more sellers than the Pink Scala, which I haven't seen promoted besides this subforum.

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Very nice! I wonder if the black LX might have a gold nib...?

 

Also, thanks for your photo, Anthony - nice pairing!

Hi BBS,

 

That's what I'm wondering, too? "LX" is a new designation for the Studio.

 

You're welcome... and thank you. :)

 

 

- Anthony

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Very nice! I wonder if the black LX might have a gold nib...?

 

Also, thanks for your photo, Anthony - nice pairing!

Definitely not.

The lamy designation is Z52. They're a steel nib with a kind of Teflon coating

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I am going to have to confess that while the shiny sections on my Studios didn't bother me too much, eventually I realized I was unconsciously gripping them harder, which is a big no no for me, and using them less and less... So I followed some instructions I found on FPN of sandpapering down with different grits, and lo! It doesn't destroy the pen's look and is now more comfortable to hold.

 

fpn_1550864632__studio_sanded.jpg

 

I will spare you my first attempt as I sandpapered too much, exposing a golden layer, so a light hand is required, and it helps to remove the section ring since its lip is what holds the cap. The upshot is I would have no problem getting more Studios in those newer colours.

 

 

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B. Russell

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