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== Platinum Nibs == '''Brad Dowdy:''' I know. So, yeah, I love this model. And I get on Platinum a little bit because they're such an amazing pen. Their nibs are spectacular. And they don't really branch out. They're boring. Yeah. Sailor kind of goes nuts with the colors. And they have all kinds of special editions everywhere. And Platinum will release, like, one or two 3776s, you know. And a lot of them have been clear demonstrator barrels with different types of finishing on them. Or they've done some transparent blue and things like that. And they're all cool. They look great. But I don't, I just wish they would do more just because I love the pen so much. And this one, you know, I guess maybe falls into that category. It's still part of the same kind of collection that they've done in the past with the lakes. It's the same style of pen. It's got the same faceting as one of the previous releases. Except this time it's in pink and rose gold. And it's, I mean, it's a stunner. Like, if this was rhodium plated, I would have bought it already. And you know I love pink pens. But I don't know if I can do pink and rose gold. Like, what do you all think about this? I'm all about that. It's like the old Montella combo.
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