One piece Rollerball Dressed by Conway Stewart

[carlmorrell]

I was gifted a few of the one piece rollerball kits. I think this makes the fourth pen I've made this year. I acquired some Conway Stewart blanks a few years ago, and they never disappoint. Took a nice polish.

 

[Hippie3180]

I was gifted a few of the one piece rollerball kits. I think this makes the fourth pen I've made this year. I acquired some Conway Stewart blanks a few years ago, and they never disappoint. Took a nice polish.
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Very nice, is the blank black and green, black and white? It looks very well done, but I'm confused on the color.

 

[Hippie3180]

I was gifted a few of the one piece rollerball kits. I think this makes the fourth pen I've made this year. I acquired some Conway Stewart blanks a few years ago, and they never disappoint. Took a nice polish.
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Very nice, is the blank black and green, black and white? It looks very well done, but I'm confused on the color.

 

[carlmorrell]

Very nice, is the blank black and green, black and white? It looks very well done, but I'm confused on the color.

Yeah, so was I, but for a different reason. I labelled it "CS Brown Swirl" and since it is in my Conway Stewart drawer I am going to assume the CS. However it does not look like a brown swirl, I went back to the website (theturnersworkshop) and they no longer have that listed. Anyhow, when I look at the pen, it is mostly a very dark green, secondary color is silvery, and occasional medium brown.

 

[carlmorrell]

Here's a cell phone shot, illuminated with a flashlight (Olight Arkfeld - lets not start that discussion!) Shows of the colors better

 

[Hippie3180]

Here's a cell phone shot, illuminated with a flashlight (Olight Arkfeld - lets not start that discussion!) Shows of the colors better

Sorry for the previous double post, the first image on my screen seems to have a yellowish filter or something making it hard to determine the very nice coloration of your blank. I did think it was perhaps green though. I get that in your second image.