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Brendan
01-10-2018, 08:03 AM
Its time for the November GOTM already!

November Guitar of the Month (for Guitars and Basses finished in October 2018)

Enter your finished guitar or bass here to be judged for the Pit Bull Guitars November 2018 Guitar of the Month.

Please remember:

For Guitars or Basses finished on (or before) the end of October 2018

One guitar/bass per member per month
It must be a Pit Bull Guitars kit (mods and upgrades acceptable)
Guitar or Bass must be finished and playable

We need at least 4 photos:
· full guitar shot from the front;
· close up of the body finish;
· shot of the back of the guitar; and
· close up of the headstock (please, no brand name logos)


Please post your photos in this thread. If you are having issues posting photos on the forum, please email them to brendan (at) pitbullguitars (dot) com

Please note: This competition is open to amateur guitar builders only. If you are making and selling guitars for profit, you are ineligible. Also while there are some stunning guitars around - you never know what the judges are looking for, so we encourage anyone who's built a Pitbull during the month to enter!

Competition for November closes at the end of October 2018 (Perth Western Australian time).

The sorts of things we judge on include:
· How well have the body and neck been prepared
· Is the choice of finish for the style of guitar appropriate
· How well has the finish been applied
· How well has all the hardware, pickups, etc, been installed
· Does it have the "Wow Factor"
· Which guitar would you make a beeline for in a guitar shop. That is, which one would you most like to take home.


BTW - remember that the winner is invited to be a guest judge the following month!

Souhail
08-10-2018, 05:03 AM
Hi

I'm extremely happy because I made it to the end of this project.

This is my first build, and didn't choose the easiest way. I have put some challenges, to make it more special and more personal and unique.

The specs:
- explorer kit from Pitbull ash body, maple neck, ebony fretboard
- Seymour Duncan nazgul + sentinent pickups
- some funky electronics : split coil on both pickups, coated all the inside and solderless potentiometers (Seymour Duncan liberator and push pull pot)
- oil finish no stain
- lot of work on frets and action etc ...
- skull pot knobs

The guitar is amazingly cool to play (funny shape, sound spectrum from metal on humbukers to blue and jazz on single coil, intonation, action really nice)

Hope you like it.

There is a video on my build diary of the sound of the beast :) the different sounds you can have on it are crazy.

Link to the build diary : https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Ebuildyourownguita r%2Ecom%2Eau%2Fforum%2Fshowthread%2Ephp%3Ft%3D8867&share_tid=8867&share_fid=183630&share_type=t



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Andyxlh
08-10-2018, 05:06 AM
Great timber grain, very nice finish well done! The headstock decal gets my vote...

king casey
08-10-2018, 05:10 AM
Great timber grain, very nice finish well done! The headstock decal gets my vote...

Hear, Hear 2 number Two's in the same day. :)

cheers, Mark.

Andyxlh
08-10-2018, 12:54 PM
Hear, Hear 2 number Two's in the same day. :)
cheers, Mark.
It would have been kinder to perhaps use a Kramer or Charvel headstock, this one is very blunt......

wazkelly
08-10-2018, 02:51 PM
It would have been kinder to perhaps use a Kramer or Charvel headstock, this one is very blunt......Having built both EX1 & EX5 the guitar headstock is very blunt compared to 5 string Bass headstock that is more elongated, like it should be.
That said, this is a very nice naturally finished guitar that sounds as good as it looks.

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Andyxlh
08-10-2018, 03:25 PM
Having built both EX1 & EX5 the guitar headstock is very blunt compared to 5 string Bass headstock that is more elongated, like it should be.
That said, this is a very nice naturally finished guitar that sounds as good as it looks.

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True, I'm considering more the headstock decal 😊

wazkelly
08-10-2018, 06:16 PM
True, I'm considering more the headstock decal 😊

Roger that! Sometimes when using Tapatalk on a phone you can miss the finer details.

Simon Barden
08-10-2018, 06:21 PM
Roger that!

Dear God, Waz! ;)

wazkelly
08-10-2018, 06:40 PM
Pommy world war 2 fighter pilot terminology used there. No other meaning intended. Probably should have used yankee 10/4 instead?

cork sniffer
08-10-2018, 06:52 PM
Dear God, Waz! ;)

Best laugh so far this week :-)

Spawn25
16-10-2018, 06:07 AM
Hi guys,

Here is my 1st guitar build. The IB-7 . Had a lot of fun building it and I'm glad it works and sounds great. Playing a lot of Trivium on it at the moment.

To get the finish on it, I started with sealing it with timber primer and sealer. Sanded and masked a fine line edge around the guitar and masked the face of the head, then stained with a black wood stain. Sanded again in the centre of the guitar and head, then stained again to get the desired look. I like the maroon tones of it in direct sunlight.

The neck was finished with a satin clear coat. The gloss finish is an automotive clear coat, where I sanded it flat and gave it a good cut and polish for that mirror finish. Glad I got it looking as good as my purchased guitars.

Hope you all like what I've come up with.
https://i.imgur.com/mwlqCXYm.jpg https://i.imgur.com/5G3lxX2m.jpg https://i.imgur.com/uzhmQQ3m.jpg https://i.imgur.com/N60ZogBm.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Q8Vzczym.jpg https://i.imgur.com/CEtrfNfm.jpg

Souhail
16-10-2018, 03:23 PM
Whaooo Amazing look !!!

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Brendan
17-10-2018, 09:44 PM
We've had an entry from Amber Hansen. She says...

This is my first guitar kit build so it’s a little rougher than what I had wanted it to be but I am proud of what I have accomplished. I put EMG T-Set pickups in instead of the factory stock, I had to cut my own pick guard out of the original kit because I didn’t want to cover up all that resin pattern that I worked so hard to do, and also because the routed hole for the neck pickup was for a humbucker size so my single coil I put in there would have looked odd if I didn’t cover up the rest of the routed pocket. For the resin pattern I built a Litchenberg device out of an old microwave transformer to burn the “fractal/lightning” pattern, then filled the burn marks with a blue resin. There are many more custom things I did that would take forever to list like the string ferrules, engraving signature and filling with resin, gotoh bridge instead of the stock, adding black stain and sanding it back to only fill in the grain.

chrissyinbkk
18-10-2018, 02:22 AM
Oh I like the look of that

vh2580
18-10-2018, 05:18 AM
Niiiiice!!

Spawn25
18-10-2018, 05:42 AM
Very cool build Amber. Love what you have done with the resin.

FrankenWashie
18-10-2018, 05:59 AM
I can understand wanting to minimise the pickguard coverage. Wonderful work Amber, especially on building the Lichtenberg rig! A truly electric guitar,

wazkelly
18-10-2018, 06:04 AM
Just wondering if the neck has been bolted on straight? Rear shot has it looking at an angle whilst front close up has lots of strip gap on low E side and almost none on high E side.
Otherwise looks great.

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wazkelly
18-10-2018, 06:04 AM
String gap.....mobile phones and predictive text!!!

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Sonic Mountain
18-10-2018, 06:19 AM
Good pickup Waz... although as per the Commercial Quality Control thread.. they come that way from Fender these days as well.

You'd have to think that would introduce some playability problems.

king casey
18-10-2018, 06:32 AM
String gap.....mobile phones and predictive text!!!

Hear Hear.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4O5SzAUcJt0


Otherwise a unique and worthy guitar of the month.

cheers, Mark.

phrozin
19-10-2018, 08:31 PM
wow Brendan got a hard job this month if the builds so far are this good some really great finishes guys

dave.king1
20-10-2018, 05:19 AM
Just wondering if the neck has been bolted on straight? Rear shot has it looking at an angle whilst front close up has lots of strip gap on low E side and almost none on high E side.
Otherwise looks great.

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I think you're right looking at the string positions over the neck pickup, easiest fix could be moving the bridge towards the upper bout a bit

wazkelly
20-10-2018, 06:06 AM
You're right Dave as when looking at rear neck joint there doesn't appear to be any room to move neck angle.
Also looks like intonation has not been done yet as bridge saddles are way back and all lined up in a row rather than staggered as you would expect in order to compensate for differing string thicknesses.

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JohnH
20-10-2018, 06:48 AM
Still can't believe I managed to finish this - I thought I'd be entering it in GOTM this time last year!

LP-1S with the following alterations:

GFS Pickups (Fat Pat and Vintage Extra Hot)
GFS bridge and TP
GFS grover style tuners
CTS pots
GFS tone and volume knobs
GFS gold toggle
Gold pickup rings (possibly eBay?)
Black colortone stain on back and sides and Truoil finish all over
11-56 strings, tuned to drop C

Apologies for the pic quality, I'm a printmaker not a photographer!

https://i.imgur.com/egbMTvz.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/UszUltu.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/hFZ8Xzh.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/RB24UdJ.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/63LU8BK.jpg

EdGomes
20-10-2018, 11:52 PM
Hi

Finally, my first Kit guitar is finished, I would like to thank Pitbull guitars for the beautiful kit they have sold to me.

It was a challenge to decide which finish style I would like, then I found a very famous guitar brand that unfortunately I can't afford it, called Knaggs. I put my skills as Designer plus my interest in resin art. Few drawings after I decided to start with a Telecaster style looking like Knaggs (double purfling).


The specs:
- Telecaster kit from Pitbull ash body, maple neck, maple fretboard
- Tonerider Vintage Plus pickups
- Standard electronics
- Oil finish Birchwood Casey (back&neck)
- Coffee + Black Japan Stain (darken ash)
- DingoTone Black Stump (top, faded black effect)
- Clear resin (top)
- Clear resin + Blue pearl powder (Purfling)
- Bridge: Gotoh BS-TC2
- Grover Chrome 6 Inline Mini Locking Rotomatics
- Wooden Custom Pickguard (Aussie wood sandwich)

The guitar looks good, plays smoothly, more mods will come such as electronics, nut, jack and strap locks. The pickups are very balanced, I love it.

Hope you guys like it.

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Sonic Mountain
21-10-2018, 06:52 AM
Wow, that's pretty cool and a very different approach.

LP look's great too John. We must nearly be through all of the remaining of those kits.

Richy17
21-10-2018, 08:23 AM
That Tele is awesome! It’s really hard to do something unique (that actually looks good) on such a common guitar but you’ve nailed it.

JohnH
21-10-2018, 10:20 AM
Gosh, that tele is beautiful

Stratal
22-10-2018, 09:45 PM
Hi there. My name is alex and i am from Greece. This is my first build ever and its an fs1 kit.
I just cut the headstock in a stat style one and i used a pair of pickups of a gibson les paul special worn finish i had and some old knobs , which i like them but dont fit exactly.
I stained the body with black stain, sand it down, stained it again with blue, sand it again, stained it with a light grey, and then i did i kind of a blue burst staining. I didint mask tge binding cause i thought it could be easy to wipe it off , but unfortunatelly a bit of blue left off on the bining.
I did as i can remember a fourteen coats of oil ( not tru oil because its anavailable in greece) hartol by Clou, and buffed it with bee wax by hand because i didnt want a glossy finish.
With the electronics i had a bad time because i ve only changed i couple of pickups in the past ,and i think next time to be better. Fortunatelly everything works right and i have surprisengly no noise or feedback.
Hope you like it as i do
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EdGomes
24-10-2018, 09:08 PM
A hard decision going on... congrats, beautiful guitars!

Andyxlh
25-10-2018, 05:05 AM
Hi there. My name is alex and i am from Greece. This is my first build ever and its an fs1 kit.
I just cut the headstock in a stat style one and i used a pair of pickups of a gibson les paul special worn finish i had and some old knobs , which i like them but dont fit exactly.
I stained the body with black stain, sand it down, stained it again with blue, sand it again, stained it with a light grey, and then i did i kind of a blue burst staining. I didint mask tge binding cause i thought it could be easy to wipe it off , but unfortunatelly a bit of blue left off on the bining.

I did as i can remember a fourteen coats of oil ( not tru oil because its anavailable in greece) hartol by Clou, and buffed it with bee wax by hand because i didnt want a glossy finish.
With the electronics i had a bad time because i ve only changed i couple of pickups in the past ,and i think next time to be better. Fortunatelly everything works right and i have surprisengly no noise or feedback.
Hope you like it as i do

This has come out really nicely. I love the stressed look on the front. Well done!

Andyxlh
25-10-2018, 05:09 AM
Wow, both the Tele and the LP are fantastic. The top on the LP looks great with the gold hardware. The bevel in the body of the Tele is a really nice idea. Well done both of you!

CascadiaGuitarGeek
25-10-2018, 11:44 AM
That is a beautiful LP! I like the all gold hardware and nice choice of pickups, the VEH is one of my current faves.

FrankenWashie
25-10-2018, 12:15 PM
Going to be another head tweak month for the judging panel...

wazkelly
25-10-2018, 02:33 PM
Going to be another head tweak month for the judging panel...Never gets any easier.

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JohnH
26-10-2018, 07:25 PM
That is a beautiful LP! I like the all gold hardware and nice choice of pickups, the VEH is one of my current faves.

Thanks! Yeah I'm really digging the VEH. I have it in the bridge, and it's all I've been using.

Airwick
27-10-2018, 06:07 PM
All these builds are gorgeous!

Brendan
01-11-2018, 09:00 PM
Comp closed for the month. New one out shortly!

Sonic Mountain
02-11-2018, 07:00 AM
Just went back through this. It's going to be a hard contest. The two very unique teles are standouts, however overall my vote would go to either Spawn for the finishing on his IB or John for the overall cohesiveness of the look on the LP.

There is a distinct lack of head stock logos this month which is disappointing. Naming the guitar and putting your own logo on it is one of the most fun aspects for me.

wazkelly
03-11-2018, 10:57 AM
Totally agree with you Sonic.

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Brendan
05-11-2018, 07:39 PM
So to the judges comments!

Souhail’s EX-1
Nice work for a first guitar and some nice pickup and other upgrades. It’s always nice to get one finished - and this was worth the effort.
Very tactical looking instrument, I’m sure it feels great in the hands. A lot of care has gone into the set up of the neck. Nice touches, two heads are better then one. Love the fret board details a lot!
Clean and simple uncluttered look works well with the fretboard stickers, skull shaped control knobs and top loaded pickups. Maple neck looks rather pale compared to natural Ash on back of the body and acknowledge trying match differing timber shades under a natural finish is not easy to achieve. Upgraded pickups with split coils sounded great on the demo video.
From afar it’s nothing fancy, but it’s the little details that make it something special.It almost feels like the headstock should have been a bit “sharper”. But an amazing first build.
A slab of natural beauty. Some great extras on this EX model, inlays, switches, electrical trickery, skull knobs. Is there a ding in the bottom corner, I don't know but its personal preference how much oil you put on.
An outstanding and understated build, the clear finish has allowed the grain to become a feature but at the same time not draw the eyes away from the inspired fret markers.
The quality of the upgrades and creative wiring of the electrics will ensure that this is not just a one trick metal machine
Not sure whether it should be a point on or off for the headstock decal 😉

Spawn25’s IB-7
Excellent first build and a great burst. Great looking finish, nice work.
When six strings just won’t do. Choices and execution very appropriate coming together in a synergy of shredding perfection. What needs to be said about that finish? Nothing, just use your eyes, it speaks for itself.
Absolute stunner. Not much to fault other than lack of a headstock logo and use of the daggy kit truss rod cover. Curious to know if intonation had been done as lowest 3 string bridge saddles appear staggered in front of the D string.
A Truly gorgeous beastie. Appears to be flawless from here.
This thing is gonna shred lucifers face off!! damn, I know how hard it is to get the binding on the front looking like that. So many strings to choose from!. The colour is unique for me as well, me likley.
Beautifully executed burst and the finish has a depth that you could probably dive into and the black hardware simply sets it off perfectly.
The only letdown is the lack of a headstock decal, perhaps a Trivium logo would have closed the deal
Time to unleash the thunder

Amber’s TLA-1
Exquisite is probably not a strong enough word to describe this guitar, the thought and effort that have gone into creating this is simply amazing.
The only let down is the apparent string misalignment which could be caused parallax error or the bridge being slightly off.
Quality upgrades are the cherry on the top of the cake.
I am lost for words and can't wait to see Amber's next builds.
Lots of work here and it shows. Another entrant with an epic first build. You’ve gone to a lot of trouble to get the end result - and it looks amazing. Love the infill work and the general look overall.
Electrifying! I’ve never seen the Litchenberg effect on a guitar before, I hope to see more builds like this in the future. A truly creative effort. I don’t think there would be an un-Litchenberged piece of timber around my house if I owned one of those devices.
Very unique finish that looks really cool and it would have been interesting to see it all come together under a build diary. As was mentioned in GOTM thread the neck alignment looks off centre and bridge saddle positions suggest intonation had not been done. Tele Control plate also appears to be sitting at a slight angle to the bridge. Nice choice with upgraded pickups.
An amazing effect with the finish. Not sure the headstock shape fits the guitar. Hopefully you have the guitar into Nate’s properly now.
I'm stunned, have never seen anything like it. I've built some luthieric tools in my time but I've never built a Litchenberg device out of an old microwave transformer! That “fractal/lightning” pattern pattern with blue resin is amazing. really.hats off to you and you should be proud. If I may throw out a suggestion, I think rounded corners on the back panel plate and the custom pickguard would gel really well with the control cavity shape and the neck plate.

John’s LP1-S
These always looks good and this is no exception. Some nice upgrades for a very slick and simple look.
Sheer class. I’m not a fan of LP’s at all, but I want to take this guitar home. The gold hardware on the spalt is exquisite. No headstock embellishments, nor should there be, leave that spalt alone.
Highly desirable spalted maple LP. Black sides and back plus gold hardware, including gold pickup rings perfectly allow the spalt to take centre stage. Rosewood truss rod cover was a good choice but still looking for the missing headstock logo?
Perfect choice of hardware & finish to accentuate that beautiful spalt.
A beautiful LP recreation by any standards the spalt jumps out and is set off perfectly with the gold hardware.
Quality upgrades and the spalted veneer on the headstock make this rather special indeed, a decal would have spoiled the headstock but something on the TRC would have covered that minor short coming

Ed’s TLA-1
Awesome looking Tele, with some excellent mods and upgrades. Lots of work here and it shows - you should be proud.
Eye catching, unique looking TLA-1. The more I look at it the more I want to take it home. Love the pick guard and the overall look.
Second Tele entered this month that has also cleverly used resin as a highlight. The shadow tone creates a brilliant optical illusion. Nice touch with the hand crafted veneer scratch plate plus very tasty upgrades. Also missing a logo.
A Novel approach. I’m not sure if it’s a by-product of the purifying giving the illusion of a different shape, but the neck pickup looks crooked to me.
Massive slow clap John, this was an epic build mate. I wasn't sure if you'd ever get it finished either. The front of this guitar is nothing short of a symphony for the eyes. I could stare at it for hours. I am mesmorised by it. Not a fan of the back, sorry person pref.
Mindblow!(boom) what am I looking at? this thing is c r a z y. I love it. great job on the string through mate. Im a fan of the maple fretboard with this design. I am sorry though, I know that bridge is a gotoh but it kind of clashes withe the awesomeness. Other than that the originality of this tele is awesome.
Wow, just wow
Two totally stunning TLA kits in the same month with design approaches that are not just so far removed from the Fender original but take them to some alien place.
The contrast between the stains gives us a burst within a burst and then theres the blue pearl in the purfling, truly inspired.
A headstock logo would have provided the finishing touch on a brilliant build

Stratal’s FS-1
Great looking blue burst. Another great first effort. Don’t worry about the small imperfections – it’s a learning process and you made a nice guitar with some cool mods, well done.
Lovely piece of grain to work with and you’ve certainly highlighted it. Great looking oil finish. Very unique, excellently executed.
Interesting distressed blue appearance, a colour that seems to be one of the hardest to get looking just right. Personally, I would have preferred colour tones around jack socket area replicated across the top as that is where most of the flame grain pop is happening. Genuine Gibson LP pickups upgrade should sound good providing more warmth and depth than standard kit PUP’s.
A real pretty guitar. I can’t work out if the trapeze tailpiece is crooked or not though.
I normally don't like FS models but this is great. That triple black.blue grey burst is fantastic. God this is a tough month. beeswax satin finish, great idea, bet is smells yum. Good job.
A hollow body setneck has got to be a brave choice for a first kit but Alex has shown us here what can be achieved when you take courage in both hands and have a red hot go.
The blue burst has come up a treat and has a bit of a faded/worn denim look about it, a relic that is not a relic.
I'm not sure about putting Gibson pickups in a Fender inspired guitar but I guess we have all done worse over the years and it's having the tone that the owner wants that matters, plus the Seth Lover humbuckers from that era cost a fortune.
There are so many wonderful images from Greece's past that one of them incorporated into headstock art would have topped this one off

Brendan
05-11-2018, 07:43 PM
And the runners up - yes we have two!
Congratulations to:
Spawn25 and your IB-7
https://i.imgur.com/mwlqCXYm.jpg

and JohnH and your LP-1S
https://i.imgur.com/egbMTvz.jpg

Brendan
05-11-2018, 07:46 PM
And the winner!

Congratulations Ed Gomez for your TLA-1!
http://www.buildyourownguitar.com.au/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=28679&d=1540050651

wazkelly
05-11-2018, 08:04 PM
Congrats to all entrants and in particular Ed, Spawn & John.
The final votes tally must have been very close.

DarkMark
05-11-2018, 08:34 PM
Congrats to all entrants and in particular Ed, Spawn & John.
The final votes tally must have been very close.

I’m sure it was so close you would not of been able to squeeze a cigarette paper between places. Congratulations to everyone, the standard was unbelievable. Very different guitars but all outstanding.

blinddrew
05-11-2018, 11:25 PM
Another month of amazing guitars, well done to all and especially the winners. :)

EdGomes
06-11-2018, 02:19 AM
Oh man... I am so happy!! What a surprise, I would like to thank everybody in here, because I had some doubts during this build and I did some search at this forum before taking any step, my achievement was possible thank you all.
Thank you judges and community, I guess It was very hard to decide which one is the winner due to the astonishing instruments displayed this month.

Congratulations to everyone involved in this contest, let's keep searching, innovating and creating great instruments.
Thank you again!

stan
06-11-2018, 02:43 AM
All entrants should be very proud, so many great first builds here
Congrats Ed, killer axe , sir

EdGomes
06-11-2018, 02:54 AM
All entrants should be very proud, so many great first builds here
Congrats Ed, killer axe , sir

Thank you! I am very proud of this lady... and sounds great too!! tons of twang :)

Sonic Mountain
06-11-2018, 04:58 AM
Well.. I picked the Runners Up - congrats Spawn and John. Very well done to Ed - a deserving win for taking a kit beyond a standard build in such a cohesive and professional looking fashion.

Spawn25
06-11-2018, 05:49 AM
Awesome guitars in this months GOTM. When I had seen all the entries, I didn’t think I had a chance. There were some excellent creations. Thank you for my place with that gorgeous LP by JohnH. A big congrats to EdGomes with the Tele. I’ve learned a lot with this and can’t wait to get my JK-1 finished to have another crack. Again, we’ll done to everyone that entered, it’s good to see how creative we all can be. \m/

Dedman
06-11-2018, 03:09 PM
Congrats one and all, the benchmark for builds just keeps getting higher

Andy40
06-11-2018, 03:51 PM
Well done everyone super high bar this month.:cool:

JohnH
06-11-2018, 04:29 PM
Oh, what a nice surprise! Thanks so much.

Huge congrats to both Ed and Spawn - they are both very beautiful builds.

FrankenWashie
06-11-2018, 04:33 PM
Great work from some first timers, and some really nice ideas and execution. Love this forum!
congratulations EdGomes, JohnH And Spawn25 for some stunning builds!

Fretworn
08-11-2018, 05:28 PM
Congratulations everyone

Andyxlh
19-11-2018, 12:54 PM
Wow, another batch of great guitars. Well done all!