July GOTM

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Originally Posted by EFG Guitars

As part of my efforts to encourage creativity, self reliance, personal achievement and a bigger sense of the picture for our kids, I purchased my 11 year old son an AG-1F kit for his birthday. We have spent the past 8 months of weekends working on it...learning patience, dealing with issues, working the problems, and above all, not hurrying. We are both delighted with our collaborative efforts and, even more, with the results.

It sounds great and looks fantastic.

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He now takes it to his guitar lessons with great pride, knowing it is the only one of its kind....and that it is his.

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He wanted a gloss finish...which sounded alarm bells in me. But after numerous tests with different finishes, polishes and loads of elbow grease, it has come up great. For playability we sanded the neck back to a satin finish. The custom EFG logo is from my sons initials.

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It may be some time before we build another kit...but just like having kids, it ends up being the wonderful things you remember...so will no doubt have another go at it. Perhaps one for me this time.

Cheers, Tom & Elmo (Switzerland & Australia)
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Hot Damn that is nice! Fantastic work and an even better build story, really impressive work guys, I tip my hat to you both!

A great project to do with your child. I especially like the headstock, EFG.

Well, dang, and here I thought I was going to win. :)

Nice grain on that ST Frankie. I particularly like how the grain on the neck complements the body. Good call, I'd say, to leave it natural.

And EFG .... wow. That's an incredible finish and a gorgeous piece all around. I'm not really an SG guy, but if I came across that in a guitar store, it would probably come home with me.

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Originally Posted by Spychocyco

Well, dang, and here I thought I was going to win. :)

Nice grain on that ST Frankie. I particularly like how the grain on the neck complements the body. Good call, I'd say, to leave it natural.

And EFG .... wow. That's an incredible finish and a gorgeous piece all around. I'm not really an SG guy, but if I came across that in a guitar store, it would probably come home with me.

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Cheers Spycho, I reckon there is probably a couple more to come later this week, but I think it’s going to be a tussle between Purple and Blue this month!

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Originally Posted by FrankenWashie

Cheers Spycho, I reckon there is probably a couple more to come later this week, but I think it’s going to be a tussle between Purple and Blue this month!

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Don't write off the nude finish so soon Frankie.
3 very good entries so far.

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Sometimes it's nice to see some elegant understatement. Sweet FW

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Originally Posted by EFG Guitars

As part of my efforts to encourage creativity, self reliance, personal achievement and a bigger sense of the picture for our kids, I purchased my 11 year old son an AG-1F kit for his birthday. We have spent the past 8 months of weekends working on it...learning patience, dealing with issues, working the problems, and above all, not hurrying. We are both delighted with our collaborative efforts and, even more, with the results.

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VERY good result and GREAT back story.
I'll be watching out for your next build.

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Originally Posted by JB RETRO

Sometimes it's nice to see some elegant understatement. Sweet FW

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Cheers JB, Greatly appreciated.

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Originally Posted by wazkelly

Don't write off the nude finish so soon Frankie.
3 very good entries so far.

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Thanks Waz, if nothing else they are three very contrasting builds, which is great to see. The flame level on Haxis and the EFG is somewhat special though, really well turned out builds.

Hi everybody !
It's my turn to post my guitar, which I finally finished after several months! haha
I have not only created a guitar, but also a new passion and insurance to repair my guitars myself and I would like to thank Pitbull Guitars for that!

Here is my JMA-1L, called the "Illumaster"!

It was painted in matte nitrocellulose vintage white, and the neck had its little tru-oil treatment!
She is extremely easy to play, and I find her personally extremely beautiful!
I don't really think I'll win this month but I will at least have feedbacks on my work!
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