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With the reduced contrast by similar colored rings and screws these muted colours work quite well, I think.

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The best way to make a custom Safari/Vista is to buy a black or white Safari or a Vista and Washi tape.

 

If you fancy doing so, please post pictures here. :)

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Yes, they do. thumbup.gif

 

I'd recompose the shot without the R&K ink bottle.

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I couldn't resist. I think they look great :)

 

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Don't they? Love mine too. Enjoy in food health!

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I meant good health.

Lol

 

Hahaha, you got me thinking about the expression :huh: :D

 

 

 


PS: Ignore the critics....

 

I am just a photography aficionado, it is something I do for fun.

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I am just a photography aficionado, it is something I do for fun.

 

With a great eye for composition and artistry.

Good photograph too.

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Lamy should do colored nibs to match the special edition pens. That'd be pretty neat and give people an incentive to buy them if they wanted to nab a special colored nib.

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Lamy should do colored nibs to match the special edition pens. That'd be pretty neat and give people an incentive to buy them if they wanted to nab a special colored nib.

 

It would be great and probably increase sales, but quite unlikely.

They still haven't got around to offering the italics in black. sad.png

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I do not think I would be attracted to colourful nibs... I imagine the paint will chip at some point and um. Uglify the pen.

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Lamy should do colored nibs to match the special edition pens. That'd be pretty neat and give people an incentive to buy them if they wanted to nab a special colored nib.

I also think I also won't be attracted to coloured nibs...

I think I will be happy if they now start giving coloured clips... Rather than just red, black and chrome

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I do not think I would be attracted to colourful nibs... I imagine the paint will chip at some point and um. Uglify the pen.

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