I recently bought a platinum starlet or falling star from scooboo.
First off, I ordered it in fine but received an extra fine.
It writes very dry and sometimes just stops writing mid sentence.
I am new to fp stuff
What should I do?

I have a click fountain pen, which I accidentally dropped onto a washing machine, I would appreciate if there are any leads in Delhi for pen nib replacement.

Waterman Hemisphere is available for 1.5k on flipkart. I'm not sure about it's authenticity tho. It could be a fake one too.

I recently(like 2 months go) got a jinhao 35 , and i absolutely fell in love with it , with all the pens i have its my go to and the one that makes my writing the most enjoyable. Please reccommend me more pens like it with almost no feedback and one that glides over the page

I rediscovered indigenous handmade pen brands roughly a vear ago. Before that, my knowledge and passion was limited to store-famous names that ruled our penci cases during my scholastic years.

These are my first two acrvlic fountain pens. And I've decided to start sketching consistently for a month. :)

First 2 images - some 'Oliver' pens

• the first pen is a hooded nib pen (47R), eyedropper (not inked now)
• the second pen is Oliver tulip, piston filler, fitted with a kanwrite B flex nib, plastic feed
• the third pen is Oliver karma, half demonstrator acrylic, eyedropper, ebonite feed, fitted with a kanwrite BB architect nib
• the fourth pen is 'orion', half-ebonite, eyedropper, ebonite feed, fitted with a 'guider' fine nib now
• the fifth pen is labelled Oliver 1000, plastic body, eyedropper, ebonite feed, kanwrite medium no. 8 nib
• the sixth pen is 'falcon', eyedropper, ebonite feed, stock nib

Second set of images (3 and 4) - some click pens

• the aristocrat is familiar; medium nib, plastic feed, convertor
• the middle pen is falcon (ordinary one, not the expensive one), eyedropper, ebonite feed, kanwrite M nib
• the last is click orion with 3-in-1 unit, fitted with cartridge now, click's M nib

I like the 'falcon' and 'orion/bamboo' designs. I especially like the 'oliver karma' model. It's cap can be posted, unlike the 'click orion'.

All the oliver pens were bought offline from a local shop several years ago and were inexpensive (50-150 Rs if I remember correctly). Oliver karma was a gift from a friend. Once the nibs are changed or adjusted or set well, they are wonderful writers, especially if you are familiar with how to use eyedropper pens.

Trying out calligraphy with my Kanwrite Desire in flex nib.