Cinderella meets the Honey-Bug
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I ran out of nice things to say about your projects. So I wanted to start over. Now I can't remember what the first one was?
So I go the smiley route ... :icon_thumright: :sign13:
ccasion14: :cool01: :blob7: :guitarplayer2: :headbang1: :headbang: :glasses9: :icon_thumright:
So I go the smiley route ... :icon_thumright: :sign13:
ccasion14: :cool01: :blob7: :guitarplayer2: :headbang1: :headbang: :glasses9: :icon_thumright:
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Well, let's see...the 'Bug' is one-piece poplar, chosen for its lack of visible grain pattern, giving me a nice blank canvas to work on. the neck is bocote-on-bocote, hardware is from Q-parts, pickups are Duncan Antiquity, and it's colored with Trans Tint amber & medium brown dye...
the green strat is quilted maple on swamp ash dyed w/Trans-Tint, ebony on flamed maple neck, Gotoh hardware, Q-parts colored epoxy knobs, and Duncan 'Cool Rails' neck, 'Vintage Rails' middle, and vintage P-90 bridge pickups...kind of an ugly duckling and a swan thing goin' on there, but, like most Warmoths, both of 'em sound, feel, and play great!
the green strat is quilted maple on swamp ash dyed w/Trans-Tint, ebony on flamed maple neck, Gotoh hardware, Q-parts colored epoxy knobs, and Duncan 'Cool Rails' neck, 'Vintage Rails' middle, and vintage P-90 bridge pickups...kind of an ugly duckling and a swan thing goin' on there, but, like most Warmoths, both of 'em sound, feel, and play great!
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