It might have to be on the list. It may save some of my other guitars from being "Played" by Miss 3YO at home! I bought her a little Ukelele but one of her little accomplices, footsoldiers, known associates "friends" Townshended it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zandit75
Bugger! You could do the opposite of what the boys at 4D are doing, halve all the measurements. Mind you, that could end up being too small, especially considering the giant model they are building is actually 4 times the size of a standard guitar just by doubling all the measurements!
Yeah it'd probably be a 3/4 scale eh? If I remember rightly there were a couple of fairly recent threads for these.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zandit75
Edit: Madam can have anything she wants, as long as it's a Flying Vee and it's Black. Knowing my luck she'll want a fluffy pink bunny or Daisy shaped monstrosity straight out of one of my nightmares.
I think they might still make the Hannah Montana daisy shaped pink ones. Should we post a copy of it as a reminder or will that become the catalyst for far too many therapy sessions haha!Quote:
Originally Posted by FrankenWashie
She's a very clever little girl.
There isn't enough "Therapeutic Amber Lemonade" in the world for that required level of therapy Waz.Quote:
Originally Posted by wazkelly
Wicked:cool:
You could compromise and build a pink skull shape. ;)
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Haha...Thanx guys,,,much appreciated.
Attached is my Son with his Dean V Jr. I am so proud of my kids, love them very much.
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Originally Posted by METAL Rulez 4ever
That's awesome, it's great to see all the young ones getting into building their own guitars, who knows, they might end up pursuing it as a career when they get older, a lot of the young kids here in Darwin end up in trouble with the law, there was an article in yesterday's newspaper about three kids, aged 12, 13, and 15, who stole a car and used it to destroy a sports oval at a local school, they destroyed it by doing burnouts on the oval with the car they had stolen, your kids are lucky because they have some direction in life with the skills they learn while building their guitars.