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Ah, Regina .... I've always ended up buying from her at the show :)))

 

Unfortunately I was unable to resist a pre-order on this one, so I might just have it by the time of the show. Asda pasties being in the right direction ..... !!!!

I chose my user name years ago - I have no links to BBS pens (other than owning one!)

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A couple of weeks ago I finally got my beautiful Pelikan M600 in vibrant green. :wub:

Unfortunately I'm not a great photographer, so I cannot depict the vivid colour and the pearly shine of the pattern in a appropriate manner.

The resin is quite translucent, so you can see how much ink is left when you hold the pen against the light.

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"On the internet nobody knows you're a cat." =^.^=

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A couple of weeks ago I finally got my beautiful Pelikan M600 in vibrant green. :wub:

Unfortunately I'm not a great photographer, so I cannot depict the vivid colour and the pearly shine of the pattern in a appropriate manner.

The resin is quite translucent, so you can see how much ink is left when you hold the pen against the light.

 

Don't put yourself down...that's a nice photo! Much better than I could do, I'm sure, and especially since I don't have that amazing pen...!

 

Anyhow, thanks for your post. I'm getting a sense of how the "vibrant green" differs from the prior "green o' green".

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A couple of weeks ago I finally got my beautiful Pelikan M600 in vibrant green. :wub:

Unfortunately I'm not a great photographer, so I cannot depict the vivid colour and the pearly shine of the pattern in a appropriate manner.

The resin is quite translucent, so you can see how much ink is left when you hold the pen against the light.

WOW, stunning pen! Great photo.

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What about the orange duo 205??? Any news??

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I haven't heard anything so far. Maybe it has been cancelled, or will come in 2015.

"On the internet nobody knows you're a cat." =^.^=

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