Havn't been active on this forum for a couple of years. Mostly because I havn't really built any pedals but focused on family. However I have built myself a SG-style guitar from kit. After that succesul project I ordered custom part and assembled a Jazzmaster that became my number one guitar. Last three years I've been obsessed with the idea of building a Gibson Firebird clone and this year I finally started the project. From januari through july I more or less spent all hours in my garage after the kids went to bed. Here are some pictures of the process.
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there are more photos and videos of the build-process on my instagram: markus.johansson.klein
The craftsmanship on this is amazing. Thanks for taking such good pictures of the process.
Wow, that's bad-ass! I'd be interested to see pics of the SG and JM too if you have any
man a firebird has been on the build list for me, but a neck through is too intimidating to me. thanks for the nice pics!
Excellent work, I was particularly impressed with the binding and fretboard inlays.
I want one!!!
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Consider me completely blown away. Even the oxidized Pelham Blue finish. Really top shelf craftsmanship here.
Super job, looks great! Lots of hours put into that.
dave
Every once in a while something pops up on here that is truly inspiring. This is so next level. Thanks for documenting the process. It's amazing.
Absolutely amazing work, I am blown away by this.
AWESOME
Wow that is a good looking guitar. Nice job 8)
wow, nicely done. you can really be proud of this one.