51 Squier Flying Monkey Guitar

Looks cool Tele! 8)

How about some red glitter, (Dorothy's shoes), some metal, straw, and fur too? :wink:

Dan

Looks cool Tele! 8)

How about some red glitter, (Dorothy's shoes), some metal, straw, and fur too? :wink:

Dan GOnna do the ruby slippers for the fret markers :twisted:

Red may not stand out on the maple neck. Paint the headstock black and put the slippers there, maybe?

how 'bout spell out "bad monkey" on the fretboard?
(i see a sponsership deal with Digitech in the works)

Cool 8) Maybe a few more monkees :?: ( pun intended)

Cool way to trick out your axe, Ron!

I was thinking a Tin Man bridge cover, but if it sticks out too much your wrist will be in a lot of pain to say the least. :shock:

Are you having the neck work done, or are you doing it yourself? The ruby slippers sound cool.

Cool way to trick out your axe, Ron!

I was thinking a Tin Man bridge cover, but if it sticks out too much your wrist will be in a lot of pain to say the least. :shock:

Are you having the neck work done, or are you doing it yourself? The ruby slippers sound cool.

I've got some scrap maple from a buddy who builds cabinets and my dremel so I'm gonna practice a bunch and see how well I can do it. If I'm happy with my efforts I'll do it myself, if not I'll call on my cabinet maker buddy for a bit of assistance

COOL!

I just had a thought (scary, yes I know), while you do your tests, you can make a cut-out of the images (with the wood) and use that for a guide. Just put the wood cut-out part up where there isn't any meat on the bit.

Might work!