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PIF: 1 Bottle of ink (Sailor Ink Studio - #140)

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I tried to like this ink...I really did.
Originally I purchased it to try and hold off the jonesing for "Troublemaker - Milky Ocean".
It didn't work...and I do NOT like this ink.
I've posted a review on it and it's just not for me.
Maybe it will work better for you.

First come first serve...
One bottle of "Sailor Ink Studio - #140" that's missing about 2 fills...hehe 😋

Bottle will go out in the mail on next Monday or later if it's claimed after next Monday...
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I'd like it, if you don't mind shipping to Sweden.

Yes please!

 

Edit to add: I've been curios about Japanese ink for a while, but have been digging thru "locally" produced ink, since I'm new to the hobby and not a millionaire. :)

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Hi there, if locked to Con-US, I'd like my shot! I greatly appreciate the kind gesture!

 

Edit:Always excited to jump in and try some Japanese inks, especially Blue(s)

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And Detman101, no matter who gets it, very nice of you to Pay It Forward.

I tip my hat to you.

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9 hours ago, Daneaxe said:

I'd like it, if you don't mind shipping to Sweden.

Yes please!

 

Edit to add: I've been curios about Japanese ink for a while, but have been digging thru "locally" produced ink, since I'm new to the hobby and not a millionaire. :)


Ahhh...now that the thread has been posted, it looks like @Daneaxe is the winner!!

Please send me the address you would like the ink shipped to and I will send it out to you on Monday.
Congratulations!
Thank you @Daneaxe and @Motalu for participating.
I will be loading up a few more inks for PIF this week if the wife doesn't shake her finger at the shipping costs.

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6 hours ago, Detman101 said:

Please send me the address you would like the ink shipped to

PM sent. Thanks for the PIF Detman, and thanks also to Motalu. Better luck next time!

:) 

 

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Awesome!!
Happy to see it arrived safe and sound...even though it took forever.
Wow...what a long trip!
I'm happy you liked the "letter-puzzle" I included. It's a victorian era method of secure letter wrapping that spies used. :D


All travel time considered, I'll hold off on ordering "Milky Ocean" until there is a US vendor selling it.
Right now, it's only available in the UK and AU.
I just don't feel like waiting that long now that I have "Sailor - Nadeshiko"...lol.
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2 minutes ago, Detman101 said:

All travel time considered, I'll hold off on ordering "Milky Ocean"

I heard about your trouble with finding a good ink for your incredible flexi-pen. #luxuryproblem
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Have you tried the Pelikan 4001 Brilliant Brown? I like it, it also shades nicely in the right circumstances, and might be good in a flex...

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5 minutes ago, Detman101 said:

I'm happy you liked the "letter-puzzle" I included. It's a victorian era method of secure letter wrapping that spies used. :D

Really? How interesting! I had guessed it was something historic, but had no idea that it was for 'shady dealings' - now we can use it for 'shading inks'...
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