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Kwz Ink Hunter Green And Kwz Ink Green Gold

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Yes Green gold is wonderful!

 

@ ghost plane:

I am sorry....

Good news is, that I am almost through my " murky" greens, then we will move to the teal, petrol, blue :D :D :D

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Nice review... That hunter green would look nice next to Yama Guri...

"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt."

 

B. Russell

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Nice and indeed interesting and exciting ink comparison! Thank you! The Hunter Green is in my eyes a bit disturbing... so murky... and the Gold Green reminds me of R&K Alt-Goldgrün.

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