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Thnx for the sanding advice guys! I'll use it!

I've sanded a lot on that thing, believe me. Just have to do it more. And yes I painted it, but because it'll get more layers. So what if the paint get damaged now, I'd still have to paint it again This way I allready can see a bit what it would look like.

I quickly browsed through this topic and I never saw my fav. guitarist listed. -Brian May he also build his own guitar

Hi, Yes 'ProtoBlue' and 'Red Pilot' are both made out of MDF. 'ProtoBlue' works just fine though. For the final guitar I will use oak and mahogany. My brain is generating body-designs every second, but still haven't found what I'm looking for. Peace

I want to thank you for all your comments. The funny ones and the serious ones. 'Red Pilot' is actually my second atempt. The 1st one 'ProtoBlue' is also visible on the site. As the names say: 'ProtoBlue' is a prototype and 'Red Pilot' is a practice (to build) guitar. It will be the 3rd which will have my fullest atention. The 3rd and last one of my 'color-serie' will be named 'FinalGreen' (that name goes deep, huh? ) The goal is to make 'FinalGreen' able for gigs and stuff... durable, nice-looking and acurate constructed. When finished 'Red Pilot' will be taken apart several times and put back together just for me to get familiar with the proces. After that it'll make a great decoration in my studio, right next to 'ProtoBlue'. Greetz Knoxville (PS. there's no design of 'FinalGreen' yet, still working on that. I want it to be the most ridiculous, yet most awesome body design I could ever think of. I'll keep you informed )

No chainsaw, just something that looks like it I left the back open so I could make the hole for the trem. Which is now done. So the backplate will come on soon. Greetz Knoxville

Is it so funny? Greetz Knoxville