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title: "Art & Graphic Polychromos Colour Pencil, Multicoloured, Tin Of 120, For Art, Craft, Drawing, Sketching, Home, School, University, Colouring"
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# 120 vibrant colours 3.8mm thick, soft lead Lightfast & water resistant Art & Graphic Polychromos Colour Pencil, Multicoloured, Tin Of 120, For Art, Craft, Drawing, Sketching, Home, School, University, Colouring

**Brand:** faber-castell
**Price:** € 513.11
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Elevate your art game — because your masterpiece deserves the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Art & Graphic Polychromos Colour Pencil, Multicoloured, Tin Of 120, For Art, Craft, Drawing, Sketching, Home, School, University, Colouring by faber-castell
- **How much does it cost?** € 513.11 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/47949124-art-and-graphic-polychromos-colour-pencil-multicoloured-tin-of-120)

## Best For

- faber-castell enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted faber-castell brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable & Precise:** 3.8mm thick, oil-based leads ensure smooth layering and fine detail without frequent sharpening.
- • **Fade-Resistant Mastery:** Acid-free pigments with unsurpassed lightfastness keep your artwork vivid for decades.
- • **Unmatched Colour Range:** Dive into creativity with 120 richly pigmented shades that cover every artistic vision.
- • **Smudge-Proof & Water Resistant:** Enjoy clean, crisp lines and vibrant colours that stand up to handling and moisture.
- • **Professional Grade in a Sleek Tin:** Organized metal case with pre-sharpened pencils, perfect for home, school, or studio.

## Overview

Faber-Castell Polychromos 120-colour pencil set offers professional-grade, oil-based coloured pencils with thick 3.8mm leads, exceptional lightfastness, and water-resistant, smudge-proof pigments. Housed in a durable metal tin, this set is ideal for artists, students, and hobbyists seeking vibrant, long-lasting colours and precision in every stroke.

## Description

Faber-Castell Art & Graphic Polychromos Colour Pencil, Multicoloured, Tin Of 120, For Art, Craft, Drawing, Sketching, Home, School, University, Colouring : desertcart.co.uk: Stationery & Office Supplies

Review: You only get what you pay for! - I am writing this review as a non professional novice colourist, I am a crafter not an artist and it is my opinion only. The following is my review of Faber Castell Polychromos (oil based) coloured pencils. 120 pencil set which is supplied in a metal tin. I very rarely leave reviews because to me something must be outstanding or exceptional in some way for me to do so, I do not believe in leaving reviews on items that are what they are I,e,. I've paid for an item and receive what is expected for that price, and I most certainly don't believe in praising someone or something for simply providing the service or goods for which I've paid. However having said that I feel I have to leave the following review. I have been a chronic insomniac for nearly 30 years due to chronic illness, disability and pain and am constantly looking for ways to relax enough that I can sleep, one of the things suggested/recommended is adult colouring, so I decided to purchase a pile of expensive adult colouring books and some cheap pencils. Needless to say the results were to me, very unsatisfactory, it wasn't the books because they were expensive and the images inside were printed on good quality paper. It was the cheap pencils. At that time, in my ignorance, I believed they are just pencils and a pencil is a pencil is a pencil, right, oh how wrong, naive, misguided and deluded was I. Unfortunately my dissatisfaction with my colouring results annoyed and irritated me so much it made my insomnia worse! I decided at this point to do a search online to see what other non professional amateur colourists were using and recommending. (Quite frankly there is so much info and so may views I was left completely baffled, befuddled and bewildered). However it soon became apparent that there were 2-3 brand names that kept cropping up and were getting consistently favourable reviews. One of those names/brands was faber castell's (oil based) polychromos artist grade colouring pencils, reviewers were saying how vibrant and true the colours were, the pencils were easy to blend, comfortable to hold and overall that they were good quality. I decided that I HAD to have these colouring pencils that everyone was raving about. I told myself that I didn't just want these pencils I actually needed them in my life so I continued to look online at various retailers, unfortunately they are a considered purchase and at that time I couldn't justify going into debt on my credit card just to buy pencils (however fantastic they might be) So I decided to save my pennies over the next few months (or should I say pounds)! And at the same time every so often I would buy different sets of cheapish to mid range pencils but was never satisfied with the results. I should point out that most people would say that I could or even should have bought one of the smaller sets of the FC Polychromos ie,., 12 or 24 piece sets, and I've no doubts they would probably be right, however because of my chronic OCD I am afraid to say that NO I could not do that, unfortunately when I decide to do something I HAVE to go the whole hog, I know myself well enough to know that I would not be happy or satisfied unless I had the complete range of colours. So, Periodically I would continue to look at prices for the pencils on various web sites, then one day I looked, yet again, at desertcart's website and found the (complete) 120 piece pencil set of faber castell polychromos on offer from prime and even better they could be delivered by 10-30 pm that night, so I took a deep breath, crossed everything, closed my eyes and pressed buy. I proceeded to spend that day alternating between excitement at the thought of my purchase and feeling quite queasy oh my word what have I done, I've spent all that money on pencils, and then back to excitement. At 6-30pm desertcart delivered my parcel I brought it inside and with trepidation and proceeded to remove the outer cardboard packaging and bubble wrap, inside I found this gorgeous green metal box/tin factory sealed and wrapped in cellophane. I removed the cellophane and proceeded to open the tin. Upon opening it the first thing to hit me was the wonderful smell of wood from the pencils and then I beheld the fantastic array of all those beautiful colours. My OCD brain was positively singing at the sight of all those pencils so neatly lined up, all in their graduating colour order, all with the pencil lead exactly in the centre of the casing, all with the brand/manufacturers name and the colour numbers printed perfectly on the pencils. I was literally humming with pleasure at the sight of such perfection. BUT my cynical, clinical mind started shouting at me that this was too good to be true and there must be something wrong somewhere and actually I shouldn't be getting so excited about the tin and how the pencils look and smell but about the functionality of the pencils. I proceeded to spend the next hour sitting with the tin of pencils on my lap just touching, feeling and yes, I'm not too embarrassed to admit, smelling all those beautiful pencils in their tin, and just appreciating the look of them all. I think I was a bit afraid of being disappointed by the pencils so was hesitating in using them. However I took a very deep breath (or two) and decided to take the bull by the horns and get one of those very expensive colouring books that I had previously bought and proceeded to colour one of the images. Oh my, what a difference, I don't think I truly believed there could be such a marked difference in colouring pencils, but I can honestly say that in my opinion all those positive reviews were well founded and true, I have found that the pencils are smooth to use, comfortable to hold, and as a novice as long as you use the correct paper to give yourself the best chance of success, if you lay down the colour lightly you can build up multiple layers to get deep vibrant colours and they are blendable so long as you lay down the colours lightly from light to dark. As I have already stated I am crafter/hobbyist not a professional artist and so my review is given from the perspective of someone who does not have the foggiest idea of what they are doing so some readers may think I am talking out of my ear or that what I have written is complete bunkum, however I do genuinely believe that as long as you follow a few basic rules and guidelines when using them you should, hopefully get good results. However If you are a Professional artist/colourist you might not find my review very helpful as you probably have different expectations from the use of them. I can safely say I am very happy with my purchase, starting with how easy it was to place my order and pay for it all the way through to the delivery and most importantly, both the tin and the pencils arrived undamaged. I am happy with the quality of the pencils I received, they arrived well packed and in pristine condition. I would hope and expect that anyone purchasing the above from desertcart would have a similar experience and be as happy with their purchase as I am. Because for me on this occasion this has been an excellent buying experience. All of the above is my opinion only but I hope it is helpful.
Review: True professional artist grade pencils - The complete set of the Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils as 3 trays of 40 each inside a metal tin. These are true artist grade pencils (a term which is widely misused) with highly pigmented thick cores all of which have lightfast ratings, which are also available as open stock. The barrels are rounded and the pencils come pre-sharpened. They have excellent weight and thickness and their high quality is apparent as soon as you pick them up and start to use them. Polychromos are at the harder end of the spectrum of colour pencils, while still being soft enough to be a pleasure to use. This means they hold their points well and are more durable than softer pencils and are exceptional at fine details, shading and layering. The colour range is great with tones just far enough apart, and includes an exceptional range of greys, something some other sets tend to blank on. Do not expect to find punchy neons or artificial colours here, but the set is perfect for any natural/realistic art from landscapes, botanicals, cityscapes and still life through to animals and portraits. 3 metallic pencils are included which are good for metallic coloured pencils, but you should not expect any metallic coloured pencil to appear truly metallic in the way some other media can. Do note, that as with any truly good pencil, the best results do require good paper. While the price may seem a lot to those used to budget pencils, for anyone who uses their pencils a lot, the thick core, durability and ability to replace the pencils you use most as singles rather than the whole set make these better value than a quick glance at the price may imply, and they are one of the cheaper options of professional artist grade coloured pencils. For amateurs and colourists who may not care about lightfast ratings they are still a pleasure to use and they put a smile on my face when I use them. I would note that the tin, while it provides excellent protection for the pencils in transit, is not the easiest to use the pencils from on a day to day basis and you may wish to consider artist drawers or a folder-style pencil case with individual loops. If you are moving to this tier of pencils I would advocate checking out video reviews of the different artist grade brands from a variety of sources first, and potentially consider buying a couple of open stock singles as a test to ensure they are the right choice for you before investing in the full set. (Edit 23/12/2025: Added swatch of Polychromos as 1, 2, 3 and heavy layers on Strathmore 300 Bristol Vellum)

## Features

- THICK 3.8 mm lead, soft, vibrant colour laydown. High-quality acid-free pigments in bright colours
- UNSURPASSED lightfastness means the colours won't fade over time compared to other brands
- WATER RESISTANT and smudge proof, High break resistance due to secural bonding process (SV)
- IDEAL for home, schools, college, office, colouring books, professional artists, pet portraits, landscape drawing, cityscapes and more
- AVAILABALE in a range of 120 colours as well as in tin sets of 12, 24, 36, 60 and all 120

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000EWYCX0 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 24,243 in Stationery & Office Supplies ( See Top 100 in Stationery & Office Supplies ) 152 in Coloured Pencils for Adults |
| Brand | Faber-Castell |
| Closure | Hinge |
| Colour | Tin |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (6,413) |
| Date First Available | 12 July 2007 |
| Ink Colour | Assorted |
| Item Weight | 700 g |
| Line Size | 1_0_1_9mm |
| Manufacturer | Faber-Castell |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FC110011 |
| Material Type | Wood |
| Model Number | FC110011 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness) | H |
| Point Type | Chisel |
| Product Dimensions | 120 x 80 x 4.3 cm; 700 g |
| Size | 1 count (Pack of 1) |

## Product Details

- **Age range (description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Faber-Castell
- **Colour:** Tin
- **Ink colour:** Assorted
- **Material:** Wood
- **Model name:** 110011
- **Point type:** Chisel
- **Special feature:** Blendable
- **Unit count:** 1.0 count
- **Writing instrument form:** Colored Pencil

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are these pencils good for intricate detailed drawings ie small patterned work?
Would very much appreciate your views as I am only just starting out.**
A: yes you can use them for intricate work but once you have done the main sharpening you can keep a very fine edge with a small piece of wet and dry sandpaper.  This will save you actually sharpening away valuable pencil until the lead is so far down you have to use the sharpener.  If you are doing multiple layers, you tend to get a waxy build up, therefore you can use a solvent to spread the colour you have already used, which makes it very rich but also allows you to layer even more colours on top. I hope this helps a little bit.

**Q: List of colours?**
A: Black, Warm grey2, Warm grey5, Venetian red, raw umber, walnut brown, Burnt ochre, dark phthalo green, emerald green, earth green yellowish, light green, phthalo blue, helioblue-redish. light ultramarine, ultramarine, dark red, magenta, pale geranium lake, deep scarlet red, dark cadmium orange, dark chrome yellow, cadmium yellow, light yellow glaze, white. Hope this helps. 24 colours.

**Q: How useable is the 120 tin? Are the inserts quite durable or do the pencils need to be put into another kind of holder to prevent them spilling?**
A: The 3 trays inside are plastic, but covered in something that makes them feel like velvet. The pencils each have their own little groove in the inner boxes so they will not spill around inside. There are elastic band grips on either side to ease lifting each layer out of the box and on to a table. I have transported mine several times and this is not a problem. Would make sure that the tips of the pencils were pointing upwards during transport to prevent breaking and perhaps use an elastic around the case itself to ensure that the lid does not pop open. Saying that, mine never has but I carry mine in a laptop type case so there is ample pressure to ensure it stays closed. On a whole I love these pencils and the packaging they came in.

**Q: Can someone please list the 36 colours in this set? Thanks**
A: Faber-Castell Albrecht Durer Watercolour Pencils Tin Of 36Includes the following colours:101 White102 Cream104 Light Yellow Glaze107 Cadmium Yellow109 Dark Chrome Yellow110 Phthalo Blue111 Cadmium Orange112 Leaf Green115 Dark Cadmium Orange120 Ultramarine121 Pale Geranium Lake124 Rose Carmine125 Middle Purple Pink133 Magenta140 Light Ultramarine151 Helioblue-Reddish153 Cobalt Turquoise156 Cobalt Green157 Dark Indigo163 Emerald Green168 Earth Green Yellowish171 Light Green177 Walnut Brown180 Raw Umber184 Dark Naples Yellow187 Burnt Ochre190 Venetian Red191 Pompeian Red199 Black217 Middle Cadmium Red219 Deep Scarlet Red225 Dark Red249 Mauve264 Dark Phthalo Green271 Warm Grey II274 Warm Grey V

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ You only get what you pay for!
*by M***E on 4 December 2021*

I am writing this review as a non professional novice colourist, I am a crafter not an artist and it is my opinion only. The following is my review of Faber Castell Polychromos (oil based) coloured pencils. 120 pencil set which is supplied in a metal tin. I very rarely leave reviews because to me something must be outstanding or exceptional in some way for me to do so, I do not believe in leaving reviews on items that are what they are I,e,. I've paid for an item and receive what is expected for that price, and I most certainly don't believe in praising someone or something for simply providing the service or goods for which I've paid. However having said that I feel I have to leave the following review. I have been a chronic insomniac for nearly 30 years due to chronic illness, disability and pain and am constantly looking for ways to relax enough that I can sleep, one of the things suggested/recommended is adult colouring, so I decided to purchase a pile of expensive adult colouring books and some cheap pencils. Needless to say the results were to me, very unsatisfactory, it wasn't the books because they were expensive and the images inside were printed on good quality paper. It was the cheap pencils. At that time, in my ignorance, I believed they are just pencils and a pencil is a pencil is a pencil, right, oh how wrong, naive, misguided and deluded was I. Unfortunately my dissatisfaction with my colouring results annoyed and irritated me so much it made my insomnia worse! I decided at this point to do a search online to see what other non professional amateur colourists were using and recommending. (Quite frankly there is so much info and so may views I was left completely baffled, befuddled and bewildered). However it soon became apparent that there were 2-3 brand names that kept cropping up and were getting consistently favourable reviews. One of those names/brands was faber castell's (oil based) polychromos artist grade colouring pencils, reviewers were saying how vibrant and true the colours were, the pencils were easy to blend, comfortable to hold and overall that they were good quality. I decided that I HAD to have these colouring pencils that everyone was raving about. I told myself that I didn't just want these pencils I actually needed them in my life so I continued to look online at various retailers, unfortunately they are a considered purchase and at that time I couldn't justify going into debt on my credit card just to buy pencils (however fantastic they might be) So I decided to save my pennies over the next few months (or should I say pounds)! And at the same time every so often I would buy different sets of cheapish to mid range pencils but was never satisfied with the results. I should point out that most people would say that I could or even should have bought one of the smaller sets of the FC Polychromos ie,., 12 or 24 piece sets, and I've no doubts they would probably be right, however because of my chronic OCD I am afraid to say that NO I could not do that, unfortunately when I decide to do something I HAVE to go the whole hog, I know myself well enough to know that I would not be happy or satisfied unless I had the complete range of colours. So, Periodically I would continue to look at prices for the pencils on various web sites, then one day I looked, yet again, at amazon's website and found the (complete) 120 piece pencil set of faber castell polychromos on offer from prime and even better they could be delivered by 10-30 pm that night, so I took a deep breath, crossed everything, closed my eyes and pressed buy. I proceeded to spend that day alternating between excitement at the thought of my purchase and feeling quite queasy oh my word what have I done, I've spent all that money on pencils, and then back to excitement. At 6-30pm Amazon delivered my parcel I brought it inside and with trepidation and proceeded to remove the outer cardboard packaging and bubble wrap, inside I found this gorgeous green metal box/tin factory sealed and wrapped in cellophane. I removed the cellophane and proceeded to open the tin. Upon opening it the first thing to hit me was the wonderful smell of wood from the pencils and then I beheld the fantastic array of all those beautiful colours. My OCD brain was positively singing at the sight of all those pencils so neatly lined up, all in their graduating colour order, all with the pencil lead exactly in the centre of the casing, all with the brand/manufacturers name and the colour numbers printed perfectly on the pencils. I was literally humming with pleasure at the sight of such perfection. BUT my cynical, clinical mind started shouting at me that this was too good to be true and there must be something wrong somewhere and actually I shouldn't be getting so excited about the tin and how the pencils look and smell but about the functionality of the pencils. I proceeded to spend the next hour sitting with the tin of pencils on my lap just touching, feeling and yes, I'm not too embarrassed to admit, smelling all those beautiful pencils in their tin, and just appreciating the look of them all. I think I was a bit afraid of being disappointed by the pencils so was hesitating in using them. However I took a very deep breath (or two) and decided to take the bull by the horns and get one of those very expensive colouring books that I had previously bought and proceeded to colour one of the images. Oh my, what a difference, I don't think I truly believed there could be such a marked difference in colouring pencils, but I can honestly say that in my opinion all those positive reviews were well founded and true, I have found that the pencils are smooth to use, comfortable to hold, and as a novice as long as you use the correct paper to give yourself the best chance of success, if you lay down the colour lightly you can build up multiple layers to get deep vibrant colours and they are blendable so long as you lay down the colours lightly from light to dark. As I have already stated I am crafter/hobbyist not a professional artist and so my review is given from the perspective of someone who does not have the foggiest idea of what they are doing so some readers may think I am talking out of my ear or that what I have written is complete bunkum, however I do genuinely believe that as long as you follow a few basic rules and guidelines when using them you should, hopefully get good results. However If you are a Professional artist/colourist you might not find my review very helpful as you probably have different expectations from the use of them. I can safely say I am very happy with my purchase, starting with how easy it was to place my order and pay for it all the way through to the delivery and most importantly, both the tin and the pencils arrived undamaged. I am happy with the quality of the pencils I received, they arrived well packed and in pristine condition. I would hope and expect that anyone purchasing the above from Amazon would have a similar experience and be as happy with their purchase as I am. Because for me on this occasion this has been an excellent buying experience. All of the above is my opinion only but I hope it is helpful.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ True professional artist grade pencils
*by M***H on 23 August 2025*

The complete set of the Faber-Castell Polychromos pencils as 3 trays of 40 each inside a metal tin. These are true artist grade pencils (a term which is widely misused) with highly pigmented thick cores all of which have lightfast ratings, which are also available as open stock. The barrels are rounded and the pencils come pre-sharpened. They have excellent weight and thickness and their high quality is apparent as soon as you pick them up and start to use them. Polychromos are at the harder end of the spectrum of colour pencils, while still being soft enough to be a pleasure to use. This means they hold their points well and are more durable than softer pencils and are exceptional at fine details, shading and layering. The colour range is great with tones just far enough apart, and includes an exceptional range of greys, something some other sets tend to blank on. Do not expect to find punchy neons or artificial colours here, but the set is perfect for any natural/realistic art from landscapes, botanicals, cityscapes and still life through to animals and portraits. 3 metallic pencils are included which are good for metallic coloured pencils, but you should not expect any metallic coloured pencil to appear truly metallic in the way some other media can. Do note, that as with any truly good pencil, the best results do require good paper. While the price may seem a lot to those used to budget pencils, for anyone who uses their pencils a lot, the thick core, durability and ability to replace the pencils you use most as singles rather than the whole set make these better value than a quick glance at the price may imply, and they are one of the cheaper options of professional artist grade coloured pencils. For amateurs and colourists who may not care about lightfast ratings they are still a pleasure to use and they put a smile on my face when I use them. I would note that the tin, while it provides excellent protection for the pencils in transit, is not the easiest to use the pencils from on a day to day basis and you may wish to consider artist drawers or a folder-style pencil case with individual loops. If you are moving to this tier of pencils I would advocate checking out video reviews of the different artist grade brands from a variety of sources first, and potentially consider buying a couple of open stock singles as a test to ensure they are the right choice for you before investing in the full set. (Edit 23/12/2025: Added swatch of Polychromos as 1, 2, 3 and heavy layers on Strathmore 300 Bristol Vellum)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by W***Y on 3 July 2025*

Okay, here begins the fangirling over my took-me-three-years-to-get-them Polychromos coloring pencils. I LOVE THEM!!! I did buy them a special fabric case, since I did not intend to keep them in the tin (which is actually a nice tin, by the way). I love colored pencils, and have a lot of different sets. Cheapies, mid-ranges, and my beloved Polychromos. I do tend to save these pencils for special artwork I plan to display. Color-fastness and all that good stuff. Once you sharpen these, you quickly learn they hold their points for a good bit of time. I use a lightish touch with them, but it goes beyond that I'm not pressing hard; they are made to last, and they do. They blend well, layer well, have rich pigmentation, and have a good-sized lead so they aren't going to get you through one picture and need replacing. The colors are gorgeous, with a full range. They are not super-hard, but you can't call them soft, either. They are what you would expect an oil pencil to be. But these are a high quality oil pencil, so I applaud their functionality as versatile colored pencils. As stated, they are vibrant, layer and blend, and feel really good in the hand. They do cost a bit, and it took awhile for me to fit them into the budget. I'm poor, so some will just order these and not have to do without some other supply they need more. These are worth the price, and a plus is that they are available open stock. I find that very attractive. If you are not sure you will like a harder pencil like a Polychromos, try buying one of the small sets, or a few pencils open stock, and see if you like them. If you do, start saving and looking for sales. You won't regret it. Quality is worth paying for.

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