Really nice looking! I like your take on the "Gumby" style headstock. Keep us posted!

Love it! Looks fabulous, congrats!

Looks great Eddy!

For whatever reason, sometimes photographing guitars can be a little difficult.  I don't know the correct term - there can be a bit of "distortion." In viewing the second photo (top right) it's looks like the center brace on the back that runs the length of the guitar body looks slightly off, but the other photo of the guitar lying on its back showing the inside, the brace looks centered. 

Weird.

That is really beautiful! Great job.
For me, it takes me as long to get the finish i want as it takes me to build the thing.

Thanks guys. Mark the brace is straight I was taking that photo from a slight angle cause I was getting a glare. I not so good with photo taking.
Terry it can take some time for sure, but was the most satisfying part for me.

Beautiful job. Cant wait to hear it when it complete.

That guitar looks wonderful, I really like the finish stain. I am in the middle of my first scratch build...probably won't be as nice as yours. I hope it sounds as nice as it looks.

Looks great, Rez. I would say your experience with woodworking shows in your work. Did you work off a set of plans or is this your own design? Maybe a bit of both?

Thanks fellows,
Dan it is my own design, just made up my own template for the body shape and from that I built a side bender and a mold. The rest I just done out of my head. I don’t really have that many tools, so a lot of hand work. I’m hoping to build a couple and sell them to get some tools to make it a little easier. My biggest problem now is finding the money to put the parts on them. Because I’m in Canada and all the parts have to come from the USA it’s crazy the cost. It will cost me close to a grand just for the parts to put on it. Unfortunately we don’t make anything in this country.

Yikes, $1000 really brings up the ol’ price point. Looking forward to seeing and hearing it when you get it done, Eddy.