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Although I've found no flaw and consider this a good ink, I would probably not buy it again, as - like Luxury Blue and Hunter Green - it only comes in a 1oz bottle and is more expensive than other Noodler's bulletproof inks.

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Nellie, I was unaware that there was a "newer" version of this ink (the version you're showing) that doesn't have the pinkish tones, but if anything, leans a bit toward orange. I like this better. (Not to mention this would suit the ink's name better :D .)

 

Is there any info on when this change occurred?

 

Thanks for the review.

 

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Thanks, captnemo and Ann. I bought mine roughly a year ago and knew that I wasn't going to get the colour shown on Pendemonium's site but a more 'foxy' red, so the colour change must have been discussed here before that. Yet I cannot find that particular thread with any combination of search words - I've just tried.

 

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I bought mine less than a year ago, and it looks nothing like this; must be the old one. I don't like mine very much, but this one looks great. But I am a little surprised and frustrated at the lack of standarnisation; I would quite like to exchange mine for the newer version, but I doubt that's possible.

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I bought mine less than a year ago, and it looks nothing like this; must be the old one. I don't like mine very much, but this one looks great. But I am a little surprised and frustrated at the lack of standarnisation; I would quite like to exchange mine for the newer version, but I doubt that's possible.

 

Hi QM2,

could you post a scan of your version? If postage wasn't too much, I might actually want to do an exchange as I probably wouldn't mind the pinkish 'Fox'.

Nellie

edited to ask: You shake your bottle before filling, don't you?

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Hi QM2,

could you post a scan of your version? If postage wasn't too much, I might actually want to do an exchange as I probably wouldn't mind the pinkish 'Fox'.

Nellie

edited to ask: You shake your bottle before filling, don't you?

 

Hi Nellie,

 

My "Fox" is in Boston right now and I am in Austria, so I can't post a sample. But the color of mine is similar to this scan by the Writing Desk UK

http://www.thewritingdesk.co.uk/ink_cat/nood_fox.jpg

or, better yet, this sample here by "Inked Nib"

http://www.inkednib.com/prodimages/LuxChartLG.jpg

 

If you like it, my husband can mail you my ink from Boston, and you can mail yours there as well, as I am guessing you wouldn't want to ship it to Vienna. Mine is 95% full. It flows extremely well, is bulletproof and poses no problems what so ever. It's just not my favourite shade of red, so I would love to exchange it for a more orangey one. (And yes, I do shake the bottle)

 

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QM2

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interesting ink, thanks for the review

Pens are like watches , once you start a collection, you can hardly go back. And pens like all fine luxury items do improve with time

 

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