Anthony

That what I'm talking about. Thanks for the input. Actually on the first one, in the vector program full scale, the top horn is ¼ longer than the bottom, and on both of the first ones the horns are about an inch narrower than the bodies width.

I guess they look funky because I had to copy and paste them into ms paint and shrink them, then trace over them so the lines would be visible. They look much better full scale.

Number 4 down there was just something ridiculous that sprung up in my head. Hot Texas air and all.

As for the headstock, I knew I'd seen one similar. Ill have to look it up to make sure I'm not copying it too closely. Too hard to be original and tasteful these days.

Thanks Wes. You're the man.

I've been sitting on these for about a year and finally got around to tweaking them to my liking. Tell me what y'all think.

Keep in mind these are just my interpretations of modern designs. Probably won't build for a while but I wouldn't mind some advice or input. Thanks guys. Also have a singlecut, but kinda difficult to differentiate it from what's out there so still working on it. How do I delete my thread from another section?

Nice.

Thanks Prostheta - The store was a challenge for me as I'd never done anything like that. Was kind of like improvise and adapt.

Thanks Anthony - Appreciate that. I'm not confident at all with the airbrush so to hear someone say that my "I winged it" paint job is the best camo they've seen makes me feel good. Thankyou. I even surprised myself when it turned out like what I had imagined!

Thanks Maiden69 - originally I planned to have complete coverage front and rear camo, but I decided that'd be way overkill and went with this, however most front only gfx stop at the bevel (easier to airbrush), mine goes over the bevel to the side but the bust kind of hides that.

Thanks Westhemann - thats exactly how I planned it! I wanted a guitar that Old School '80s Max Cavelera would want to play - but with my personal edge to it.

The build was meant to be for me as my personal guitar but I've already had a local guitarist from a regular gigging band say he wants to buy it just from seeing the pics and having played the "groges" guitar I built. He's the lead guitarist in the band that the Groges plays rythem in, so that's a massive compliment and I'd be a fool not to give up the guitar and have another one on stage reguarly.

Spelling Bee Mod - Thanks to you too for getting my back! Cheers!

So much so, that if i ever get another bike, I'm tracking you down for an urban camo paint job. I can't wait to see this beast finished man.

That is easily the coolest camo job ever. Bravo to you guy.

That's so tiny. Good work for an xacto knife.

Sweet Jesus tacos! I need to find an old door.

This is turning out to be a very interesting build. I cant wait to see where the tuners are going.

I'm no guitar engineer, but I'd say the tuners go on the headstock. Traditionally anyways. This is a very cool build.

Sweet effin wood yo.

That red is f(#&%%*'%%::42 awesome. And a carvetop with elbow contour is genius. Good build bro.

I feel like my ears should file a harrassment lawsuit. I listen to some heavy stuff(Symphony X, Dream Theater, Disturbed) but that was literally auditory abuse and quite possibly aggravated auditory abuse. And I think they were "singing" the direction on how to make proper chicken salad. But the guitar looked good.

Not building yet, but I've got some designs drawn up, so if you're in South Texas around Victoria and ever need a hand hit me up.

Yay for Texas beer. And Mac n cheese.

I would buy if I didn't have a Stinnet otw

Just blew my mind. I love singlcuts and I love stars.

Nice save.

The Hell Cat was a tough one, but its rare that a guitar literally makes my jaw drop.

That is the single, most beautiful piece of wood I have ever laid my eyes on.

That is, by far, the best use of wooden stakes since Buffy the Vampire Slayer(Kristi Swanson, not the show). Very innovative. Im gonna have to stop putting off my build due to lack of tools.

I don't suppose you could pm me a price for an exact replica of that beauty with an obeche body and maple laminated neck could ya?

That distressed pine is cooler than a retarded polar bear. Seriously awesome.

That is cool.

Dr. Hufschmid, you make beautifully crafted pieces of musical machinery. I can only hope to be at least 1% as talented as you.

That looks like a bucket of fun.