DrNomis_44's Gold Standard STA-1M Build.

[DrNomis_44]

Sorry to read of your misfortune in the fall. I've had the same happen to me, and decided to convince my wife that, in winter, I can hang the drying parts on the shower curtain rod (fixed rod, screwed in, not a pressure mount removable rod) in the restroom with the exhaust fan on. I only have to time it so that nobody will be showering in the next 12 hours. I've not had a mishap since.

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The good news is that I reckon with a bit of sanding and some judicious use of some super glue to fill in the worst of the divots, I think I can salvage it to the point where I can finish the body off, the other good thing is that the worst of the divots is virtually un-noticeable when looking at the guitar from the front, the last few coats of gold paint have had plenty of time to dry now, so, soon as Darwin's weather dries up I'll continue working on the guitar.

[Andy40]

Hi five Doc!

[andrewdosborne]

Yep keep at it Doc it will get there in the end cheers

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[Simon Barden]

Never give in, never surrender!

[DrNomis_44]

Cheers for the encouragement mates, much appreciated, I am determined to get this project well and truly finished, even if it ultimately drives me mad in the process.

[Simon Barden]

Or rather 'madder'.

[DrNomis_44]

Or rather 'madder'.

I'm going to go with "maddest"....hahahaha....then I'll be one step closer to regaining my sanity.

[Simon Barden]

Once the voices in your head tell you it's all OK, then you should be fine.

[keloooe]

126 pages and counting.... just imagine when it's done this thread will be in a museum!!

[Simon Barden]

All depends on your page length settings. Mine are on the maximum length (as I don't like short page lengths on forums - too much page turning) and it's only 32 pages so far for me.