the lamy safari cap can be disassembled. the cap top can be a black or colored cross for the fountain pen, and a "slot" for the rollerball. it can also be a colored dots. now i have made my own version of safari by switching the clip of a "China" version rollerball and a normal lamy safari blue fountain pen.
there are chances of the loosen clip or the inner cap may be deformed.
do that at your own risk!
before...
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the cap disassembled...
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after...
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comparing with the normal blue again...
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how? take a look at how TMLee do so at http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/198355-lamy-safari/?p=2016980, when assembling the cap, i use a Pilot con-70 to press the inner cap back to the position.
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there are chances of the loosen clip or the inner cap may be deformed.
do that at your own risk!
before...
the cap disassembled...
after...
comparing with the normal blue again...
how? take a look at how TMLee do so at http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/198355-lamy-safari/?p=2016980, when assembling the cap, i use a Pilot con-70 to press the inner cap back to the position.
