[Prime] Lamy AL-star Dark Purple Fountain Pen Fine Nib for $30.85 Delivered @ Amazon Germany via Amazon AU

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Prime only deal LAMY AL-star 029 Fountain Pen - Aluminium Fountain Pen in Dark Purple with Transparent Grip and Steel Nozzle down to $30.85

Has been slightly cheaper in a different color

About this item

• The fountain pen with a housing made of robust aluminium impresses with its elegant and modern design, which is rounded off by the transparent grip and the self-springing metal clip
• The special something: the transparent grip of the Lamy AL-star allows a clear view of the internal mechanism of the ink guard
• Effortless writing thanks to the distinctive recessed grips: thanks to the ergonomically shaped grip zone, the Lamy fountain pen sits securely in the hand - for a comfortable writing experience
• Made in Germany – Lamy is reliable: high quality combined with a wide range of attractive colours and different nib widths promote individual writing style
• Box contents: 1 x Lamy AL-star fountain pen 029 in dark purple with nib size F / includes 1 x ink cartridge T 10 in blue / compatible with the Z28 converter for sustainable use

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  Mixhael on 26/10/2023 - 20:11

  +4

  Hey now, you're an AL Star,

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  Jerrysberrys on 26/10/2023 - 20:16

  i wonder if my grandkids will even know what a pen is in the future…

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  d2567 on 26/10/2023 - 20:23

  My bronze one was delivered today from last week's German deal.The ink cartridge was empty and the nib was covered in blue ink.

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    adappergeek on 26/10/2023 - 20:35

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    Lamy nibs are always covered in blue ink because every Lamy pen is tested at the factory before they send it off. That's why you always wash the pen before inking it.

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    impoze on 26/10/2023 - 21:52

    +1

    Received mine today as well, no issues with the cartridge or nib

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  Shroomlet on 26/10/2023 - 21:55

  +1

  I really wanna love mine, but the bloody thing is and has been scratchy ever since I bought it 2 years ago. Tried some tips online but no avail.

  Bloody Kakunko is so much smoother :( #sad

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    iridiumstem on 27/10/2023 - 13:36

    +1

    If it is scratchy on certain stroke, it might be misalignment of the nib. That said, if it has been scratchy for that long, I would probably recommend getting a new nib for it. That would likely solve issues with nib side of things.

    Otherwise, it might be ink being too "dry", since I do remember Lamy pens to be not "wet writers" (as in they don't put down as much ink, and ink act like lubricants so some combinations of pen and ink do feel like they have lots of feedback)

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      Shroomlet on 27/10/2023 - 14:36

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      Thanks for the follow up! I thought that it could be nib issue, I looked up on youtube some of the alignment tricks and it's pretty much the same. It came with a Medium, I bought an Extra Fine to replace, and maybe your right with the dry ink? I tried a few different combinations of ink (Pilot Iroshizuku and Robert Oster) and still no joy.

      It's a completely unfair comparison by my TWSBI 580 ALR EF is simply a pleasure using.

      Oh mate looking at what I wrote makes me seem far more qualified for an opinion than I actually am. I'm actually a little keen on trying some of the Chinese knock off brand Wing Sung! Specifcally the Wing Sung 6359 and 3008.

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        iridiumstem on 27/10/2023 - 15:13

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        I liked Wing Sung 601 :D

        It's possible that you have had a bad luck with the nib or what you are after in terms of feels need more of a nib polishing (I do remember Lamy nibs having bit of a feedback). Another possibility is that the pen needs some good cleaning (sometimes flow can be improved with a good flush).

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    poposhh on 04/11/2023 - 08:04

    +1

    Same, any Pilot (cheap range) writes better than any Lamy for me

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  dreamerman on 26/10/2023 - 22:23

  I have the see-though one. Works ok. Don't use it anymore as I got fed-up when paper fibres get in between the gap in the nib.

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  CGradeCyclist on 27/10/2023 - 00:30

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  Thanks OP, purchased! I'm not a collector or aficionado, but seriously love the Lamy fountain pens! Have a couple of the plastic Safaris, but this will be my first with the aluminium body… Cheers & thanks!