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== Pen Chalet == '''Myke Hurley:''' That is P E N C H A L E T.com slash pen addict. Our thanks to penchalet for the support of this show and relay. '''Brad Dowdy:''' All right. I'm back to the Nakaya again, Myke. Number six, um, when you're doing this list, like you're thinking about this list, once you say one Nakaya, at least to me, you know, we're going right to another one. I got to have both of these because they're both very different. The Nakaya Piccolo and Kikyo blue. It's very different to the one I just mentioned, the portable in shape and size. It has a clip. It has an extra fine stock nib, and it's just a beautiful, solid color Nakaya, which I love. '''Myke Hurley:''' So what's the name of that one? And what blue? '''Brad Dowdy:''' Kikyo K I K Y O. And it's a Piccolo P I C C O L O. Um, just a gorgeous, uh, deep blue. Very nice. So, yeah. All right. What you got? '''Myke Hurley:''' All right. So my next one for number six is the Platinum 3776. Nice love hand. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. I had a 3776 challenge. '''Myke Hurley:''' I mean, I have two on my list. '''Brad Dowdy:''' I know. I have a spoiler alert. I have zero, but I think it's like the first one off, which we'll talk about next week. We'll I'll save you. Um, I think my first off the list is going to be a 3776. So we'll, we'll hold that thought. '''Myke Hurley:''' I just, I love the color. Um, I love the rose gold and the purple. Uh, and I love that they were doing new things of this, right? Like they, they were trying some new stuff. Um, when this, when these ones were around, right? They're actually trying some colors and that was, I thought it was a really nice change. And I like the, the kind of the differences between the two of the 3776 is that I've got. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yes. And they went in with the rose gold on the Levant, like everything about that pen. They nailed. Yep. At the time. Like it was super unique. It was great. All right. Next pen is my most recent acquisition on this list, which I just bought last year's DC pen show, the pilot custom 845 in Vermillion. Um, surprise entrant, but I think it's a pen. I couldn't live without it's a bigger pilot, but it has this red Arushi finish and it has a fine nib stuck, fine nib. Um, it's just kind of a, this is, this is a writer's pen, right? This is a classic. This is a classic. Yeah. This is a do the work pen. Right. And, um, but something about it is, is just so cool that like it's, it's gotta be on the list. Like, I don't think I could leave this one off.
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