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I got one email confirming the order and nothing else... Is everything fine or has the project been delayed? any updates on the mechanical pencil?

 

According to Twitter, there was a delay.

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i just saw the 18K gold nib a while back. Though it couldn't fit the piston filler, will there be a version of the piston filler ( oh and the vac filler too) fitted with the gold nib in the near future?

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Invoices for the diamond piston filler went out today. PM/Email/Twit @me if you didn't get an invoice!

 

 

I'm getting so nervous cause I want to ship these as quick as I can to you guys!

 

 

Also, there were some order cancellations, so people waiting for EF/F nibs are in luck haha

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Just paid mine!

 

 

I'm really excited about this new pen. Looking forward to inking it up!!

 

+1 :puddle:

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Invoice received and paid. Looking forward to my first Twisby!

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Paid.

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hi speedy, not sure if this has been asked before, but will all 3 colors (gold, titanium and chrome) be available for the pre-order or only for the 5000 after the 300. Thanks.

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Being able to observe the decisions and resolution of problems as this pen took shape has got me very excited to receive one :vbg: Can't wait!

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Another one of the threads mentions that it was supposed to be a couple weeks after the preorders that they would get about 5000 pens, but it might be a month or two now.

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Another Paid FPNer, I've been planning to use this with the 1670 ink. Thanks!

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