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Thread: Matts EX-1 Explorer "Mechxplorer" build

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    Pretty unimaginative name, but hopefully a better one will develop/become more evident along the way

    PBG EX-1

    The known goodies

    Tone Pro bridge - purchased
    Gotoh tuners - ordered
    Pickups - Seymour Duncan AHB-3 Blackout kit - purchased
    Paint - Gloss black with custom biomech airbrush graphic
    Hardware - silver


    Additional Blingy Goodness
    You shall have to wait and see

    It's my first ever build so I'll be asking lots of questions.

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    Ask away, we all love questions. Don't forget photos, we all REALLY love photos.

    Sounds like a fun build Matt. Can't wait to see some progress.
    'As long as there's, you know, sex and drugs, I can do without the rock and roll.'

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    Thanks guys Ok, so I'll let a little more out of the bag and give you an idea of what I'm wanting graphically. For those of you not familiar with Biomech style airbrushing I've included some pics. I'm hoping for a combination of slightly oxidised checker plate or riveted plate steel with the biomech over the top, or I might go for a biomech skull.





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    /<\\/p>[/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/]<\\/p>/Quote from andrew on September 29, 2014, 15:51
    Yep, brutal. This will be epic.
    \\m/ I'm glad you like the ideas so far, Andrew. Quick question for you guys if I may? I've noticed the body has some scuffmarks on the front and back - are these better sanded by hand or use a spray primer/filler and then sand? Will post pics after feeding the rugrats

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    Overlord of Music gavinturner's Avatar
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    Hey Matt,

    Love the biomechanics skulls. Hope you go in this direction . Killer. If you are painting then you have both finishing options open to you - to sand out marks if they aren't too deep, or to fill them (I would recommend Timbermate). If painting you will have to pore-fill anyway prior to applying the primer, so Timbermate is great for both purposes.

    Cheers,
    Gav.
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    Nice to see some Giger action on. looking forward to seeing this build come together

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    What gav said, but post a few pics so we can see what's going on.

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    /<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/Quote from gavinturner on September 29, 2014, 17:12
    Hey Matt,

    Love the biomechanics skulls. Hope you go in this direction . Killer. If you are painting then you have both finishing options open to you - to sand out marks if they aren't too deep, or to fill them (I would recommend Timbermate). If painting you will have to pore-fill anyway prior to applying the primer, so Timbermate is great for both purposes.

    Cheers,
    Gav.
    Champion! Thanks for the heads-up Gav. Is Timbermate available from hardware stores, wood working suppliers or Luthier supplies?

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