Noodlers V-Mail GI Green

[penguinmaster]

Disclaimer: This is a handwritten review with one pen. The color may not always match perfectly what you see in your pens or on your screen. I try very hard to color match as much as I can with my reviews, but I cannot account for all variables. If there are huge discrepancies please discuss in the thread!

 

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[youstruckgold]

I love that it changes colour starting from your pen as a sort of rich amazon green but drying to the colour in your review. I'd agree that ultimately it's a bit light at the end, and a little dry; but lots of fun!

[inkcoffee]

I'm also underwhelmed by this V-mail GI Green. I've tried three so far, this, Rabaul Red and Midway Blue and the Blue so far is the best, I still have NAV to try though (in my cabinet).

 

The Midway Blue 's saturation level is so much higher than the Green and Red and the Orange you've posted.

[penguinmaster]

I'm also underwhelmed by this V-mail GI Green. I've tried three so far, this, Rabaul Red and Midway Blue and the Blue so far is the best, I still have NAV to try though (in my cabinet).

 

The Midway Blue 's saturation level is so much higher than the Green and Red and the Orange you've posted.

 

I agree, actually the only color that has stayed in the rotation so far is the Midway Blue. I really like that color. The Burma Road Brown and Midway Blue are my favorites in this set.

 

Don't get me wrong, there's nothing inherently wrong with GI Green, just too light of a shade for my use.

 

Regards,

 

Tom

[inkcoffee]

Now I'll have to try that Brown too as I have a weakness for them.

 

Thanks for your insightful reviews.