Jimothey

Or I could have a wooden pickguard?? I think I prefer this one to the white.........

That’s kinda the look I was going for but not in the standard white and black I found some white polycarbonate kicking about so I thought I’d make one I really like it with and without I think I’ll just not screw it down and see how I feel in a few days

Almost finished glossing this one it’s been flattened just got to buff it now but........ When I first did this build I was toying with the idea of having a pickguard on it then I went away from it now I’m thinking (not that it needs it) it might look nice with a white or cream pickguard on it here’s the rough shape it might be....... What does everyone think?? Opinions please .........

Just a quick pic with the rest of the family........

Thanks mate I’ve just got the 5 string build to put back together after glossing it then I’ll be making a start on the next one (the single cut)

I know what you mean my arms get tired carrying my soap box around with me all the time

Yeah I know I was only joking because you seemed to feel quite strongly against matching headstocks

Thanks mate, I think it ties it together but I don’t think @discreet would agree

Virtually finished just got to do a setup and sort some of the electrics out...........

Great job that looks lovely!!

Sounds like a couple of nice projects looking forward to see them progress

No worries @Andyjr1515 glad I can share my wisdom

I managed to get the sratchplate fitted just got to drill the control holes next, I learnt from my mistake on the last build when positioning the bridge I’ll hopefully get it finished tomorrow on my lunch break

Sorry @BrunoBass for the thread hijack

There’s a few videos on YouTube about it but it’s really simple: 1. You print off your logo on normal paper using a laser printer (won’t work on inkjet) 2 Cover your printed logo with sellotape then using the handle of the scissors rub the sellotape for about 1 min making sure all the sellotape is firmly stuck down and there are no air bubbles 3. Cut out the logo leaving a few mm’s round the edge 4. Put the logo in cold water for about 5 mins if it curls straighten it out again 5.Carefully rub the paper off the back of the sellotape and you will leave just the logo on the sellotape (if it feels slightly gritty then put it back in the water and carefully rub it again till you don’t feel any grit) 6. Wet the sellotape again 7. Place on your headstock or wherever you want the logo to go and blot with some kitchen towel remove any air bubbles and excess water then leave to dry 8. Once dry you can then apply your finish and flatten the same way you would a water slide decal See it’s simple and a very cheap way to do it In the style of blue peter here’s one I did earlier......

And mines more suited to a seedy back alley bar!!

Thanks I’m glad I ended up changing my mind so often about colour choices! The only reason why I thought about changing the neck is because of seeing this one.... But the Rosewood is growing on me now, it provides a little bit of contrast with the white body.......

My shout goes to this.....,, https://m.thomann.de/gb/warwick_gps_corvette_5_fl_bubinga.htm?o=1&search=1526818152

Thanks I think I’m going to keep the white headstock for the time being till I buy my new maple/maple neck

Here’s how it looks.......... I don’t know whether to keep the matching headstock I kinda like it and it doesn’t really look out of place??, but..... would it look better maple??..........

I’m going to get a maple/maple neck at some point for this build but I’m just going to get it finished with the neck I’ve got for the time being......

I would have preferred it with a maple fretboard but I’m sure the rosewood will look Ok?

The paint is dry but I’m going to wait till tomorrow to put it together to see how it looks.........

Is it all basses or just Fender Style basses?.........

I’ll put it all together tomorrow and see if I’m going to keep the white headstock