Osorio

Almost!

Varnish applied!

Nice Job!!!!!

Keep lookin this thread!

Tks Mungo!

Assembly and neck project.

Body: pre-build: ash/maple

Neck: maple/rosewood 25,5 pol

Pickups: Seymour Duncan

Hardware: Wilkinson

Finish: Blue Burst

Tks Guys!!

New pics soon!

I just see now the new rules, and have post some new pics in 2mpix resolution instead vga listed into the new rules. I'm sory and will have more atention with this in the future.

Would like to know if my signature it's into the rules agreament?

Theres's just one thing to say!

Puta que pariu!!!!!!!!

It sounds like your's holy crap!!!!!!!!!

Means that I like a lot! But really a lot!!!!!

Nice Nice Nice!

Love the open headstock great idea!!!

I've been jonesing for a mandolin for a while too. I'd have to re-tune it like a guitar so I could play it. At that point, I might as well add 2 more strings and just make it an octave guitar.

my octave 12 SG did sound very mandolin like

but since building that i got a mandolin and realised that mandolin chords &tuning is pretty easy - easier than squeezing full guitar chords onto a half scale fret spacing

Awesome, this is a fillertron pickup?

Nice job!

A friend of mine here in Brazil make various diferent shapes os mando guitars. Ibanez, Prs, Fender there it goes.

In Brazil this instrument was called of "Guitarra Bahiana". Bahia it's a Brazil federation state.

Here some reference - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guitarra_baiana

Paint job finish, buffing job waiting to start, a lots of fine sand to come!

Some guys decide to visit before paint begins kekeke

Updating!

<p>Tks all!

I prefer mahogany over ceddar. Mohogany here it's more expensive than ceddar and how this guitar will be black painted, the owner decide to do with a non expensive wood, but one that was close to mahogany. This is a Amazon ceddar, diferent of a traditional pink ceddar. Amazon get more midrange tones, Pink ha more bassrange ones. We used a hard wood top to substitute maple, just to get close with traditional constrution of gibsons.

And yes the headstock had a mahogany part, why? Wrong meassure of ceddar cut!

Painted, just waiting for the varnish!

A bulls eye lester.

Gold hardware wilkinson bridge, gover tuners.

EMG 81-85.

Amazon Ceddar body an neck

Rosewood finger board.

A Fender based lap steel.

Paint job started!!!

tks scott.

some details have to be done yet!

Holy crap thats fookin cool [2]

magnific job!!

In fact, this inlays are not mop, but acrylic mop laser cutted.

The big skull had to be re-sloted with a little bit bigger saw.

Frets, in this point, couldn't to be placed with presure in the slot. I'm in agreement with all you guys, the inlay will pop out or break. So, I just put in place and glue with cianoacrylate. Still have some glue excess to clean.

inlays beeing aplyed .... some more filler need