I agree, I actually wonder whether I could recreate it, if it would act the same... I choose my ink pen combos based on the nib and ink consistency as much as color, so I'm not that big on creating a palette, but it's fun nonetheless!
Loved the video as always! This is a beautiful Pelikan, but if the cap was replaced it’s a mystery! I have my new vintage Pelikan 140 inked and it looks exactly like yours (it’s on TH-cam in my last currently inked). It might also be interesting if you give the measurements, length? These old nibs are fantastic! I just checked, the cap of my oldest 400 does not fit.
There are a few that look alike from my reading into vintage Pelikan sources, but I had it written down somewhere together with the changes made to it, so I will check about that cap too. It's a matter of taking some time to dig and I really should do that! I love my Pelikan too, the nib really is an experience :)
@@hanasonder Before my Twsbi was like that too😅, after a while I was trying to clean it with paper and pencil after some try the paper got stuck in the inner cap and came out with it, so I thought that with an rubber band it would be easier and it ended up working. I would also like to thank you for your contribution to the fountain pen community😄
@@1boscolucas I just put my journal online, thank you for sharing the method and taking the time to talk to me about it. I often shy away from maintenance work when it starts to feel overwhelming, so this is a great way to give it an aspect of fun and want to do it :)
❤beautiful colors!
I think so too! Thanks sis 💜
I believe that gorgeous Pelikan is a 140 :)
Wish I had your handwriting... but all I get is about the same amount of ink on my fingers when I write :D great video, thank you!
Thank you for commenting :)
I was thinking of inking up Draculea too!
I am super content with the inks this month, Draculea is hitting the spot and I added a pen with Helianthus - you are the sponsor of this video!
I like your selections…the chromatography of the Dracula is really interesting!
I agree, I actually wonder whether I could recreate it, if it would act the same... I choose my ink pen combos based on the nib and ink consistency as much as color, so I'm not that big on creating a palette, but it's fun nonetheless!
@@hanasonder That’s what it should be about…having fun and enjoying it.
Loved the video as always! This is a beautiful Pelikan, but if the cap was replaced it’s a mystery! I have my new vintage Pelikan 140 inked and it looks exactly like yours (it’s on TH-cam in my last currently inked). It might also be interesting if you give the measurements, length? These old nibs are fantastic! I just checked, the cap of my oldest 400 does not fit.
There are a few that look alike from my reading into vintage Pelikan sources, but I had it written down somewhere together with the changes made to it, so I will check about that cap too. It's a matter of taking some time to dig and I really should do that! I love my Pelikan too, the nib really is an experience :)
@@hanasonder 🙌🏻🖋️💕
Hi thanks for charing your currently inked pens great selection!!! If you want to clean the Twsbi inner cap on my channel I made a quick tutorial😁😁
I will check it out, thanks!
@@hanasonder thanks for the reply
@@1boscolucas thanks for taking the time to comment and give me the kick I obviously need to finally clean that cap 😅
@@hanasonder Before my Twsbi was like that too😅, after a while I was trying to clean it with paper and pencil after some try the paper got stuck in the inner cap and came out with it, so I thought that with an rubber band it would be easier and it ended up working. I would also like to thank you for your contribution to the fountain pen community😄
@@1boscolucas I just put my journal online, thank you for sharing the method and taking the time to talk to me about it. I often shy away from maintenance work when it starts to feel overwhelming, so this is a great way to give it an aspect of fun and want to do it :)