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Hero Fp Suggestion Plz


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The Hero comes in various numbers 100, 329, 616 etc etc and in pics on internet - all seems similar.

 

I want to have a hooded nib Hero FP.

 

Plz suggest an FP that has section width at least 11 to 12 mm

 

thanks

 

 

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(Preference Fine and Extra Fine Nibs)

Pen is meant for writing - not for looking :-)

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Hero 100 is basically a replica of a parker 51 aerometric. It has a bit of heft and is generally better quality than 616 etc etc. I *think * its section is wider than 10mm but it tapers down gradually. It Costs a bit more but I think its worth it. Esp. The flighter version :D

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The 329 - which I like - is only 10mm wide in the barrel.

The 613 is 11mm wide.

 

They are the two hooded (51-like) Heroes that I have.

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There's the 'hero 616 jumbo' which is fatter, not sure exactly how fat though.

 

Thanks

 

The Hero 616 Jumbo is the same size as a P51, so the maximum diameter is 12mm. I think the Jumbo is the only Hero at that diameter, with all others being in the 10 to 11mm range.

 

Regards,

 

Richard

 

Thanks

 

 

The word "Jumbo" does sound like it must be bigger/wider than others.

I put my savings to test

Lamy & Pilot FPs the Best

No more I even think of the rest

(Preference Fine and Extra Fine Nibs)

Pen is meant for writing - not for looking :-)

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Surfing the net, I found there is detailed comparison at:

(except for few models)

 

http://hero.sproctor.com/

I put my savings to test

Lamy & Pilot FPs the Best

No more I even think of the rest

(Preference Fine and Extra Fine Nibs)

Pen is meant for writing - not for looking :-)

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