Woltz's 3rd Scratch Build

The six Australian state outlines + Tasmania + a 12th fret full Australia outline and one southern cross, for the 9 normal marker positions?

You could always have the Southern cross on the headstock, and 7 pointed stars on the fingerboard with the larger federation star as the 12th fret.

I have a Southern cross transfer on my main bass.

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Originally Posted by McCreed

go the big prawn!!!

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Coming from Goulburn I'm quite partial to the Big Merino. That or the Super Max, but it probably wouldn't work as an inlay...

Lamingtons.
Thongs.
Hills hoist.

Haha thanks everyone for the suggestions.

To summarise the list we have:

Kangaroos
The Big Prawn
Stars with the Southern Cross at the 12th
Spiders
Snakes
Sharks
Boomerangs
Bush Hats
Footballs, Meat Pies, Kangaroos and Holdens
The state and territory outlines with the whole of Aus as the 12th
Starts with Federation Star as the 12th and Southern Cross on Headstock
The Big Merino
Goulburn Supermax (haha)
Lamingtons
Thongs
Hills Hoist

I'm still unsure, I actually have an idea but I have to be honest it is out of my depth and not sure I could pull it off.

I saw this PRS and thought it would be cool to do an Australian image that is a collage of the iconic things but I am nowhere near artistic enough to blend everything together and make it look good and not tacky. And the inlaying would be incredibly difficult. I suppose if I could find an airbrush artist that could be an option.

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

That guitar makes me think of the Sydney skyline.

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Originally Posted by jugglindan

That guitar makes me think of the Sydney skyline.

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Not enough tower crane for the current vista

What about a montage of all your favourite politicians? ;)

The saucepan?

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Originally Posted by Simon Barden

Nice.

Just use a meter to check that there's continuity between the copper tape and the silver scratchplate shielding. That silver stuff often has a plastic coating on the back, so doesn't give continuity. In that case, just run some copper up to under a pot.

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Originally Posted by McCreed

Good advice from Simon.
I usually go right over it just to be safe. I've also found that the conductivity of the silver stuff can be hit or miss, but I suppose it depends on where you got it (Genuine Fender? Unbranded MIC off ebay?).
You can remove it, but it seems to really stay stuck so just easier to cover it with copper.

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Originally Posted by Simon Barden

What about a montage of all your favourite politicians? ;)

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Haha I'm not sure if "favourite" and "politician" can ever be in the same sentence.