Holy shit! Great job.

Is it one of the ones with the little gold moustaches on the pickups? Those are cute.

I love that shade of green but for some reason I think the Venus looks better in black.

I really like the one Blane posted once:

Looks nice! I have a GS 1 - slab type body and one pickup (bridge humbucker). It plays great but the neck is really flat and wide, so not fir everyone.

here's the thread: http://www.shortscale.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=45554&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=wilkinson+roller interesting stuff Hmmmm, so he's gone 0 thickness, 2 thickness, 3 thickness on the EAD for 7.25... maybe I should give 0, 1, 2 a go for a rough adjust...

There was one of these on ebay over here for a while with its OG case for £850. Wanted it sooo bad, basically my excalibur. One day.

Looks immense.

A roller bridge with adjustable saddle height or 7.25 and 9.5 radius. This. You can do this with a wilkinson roller. honeyiscool demonstrated how. you basically cut little square shims out of coke cans, and drill them so you can get the attaching bolt through. pretty ingenious. would take some work...

Dude at The Creamery does a P90 style Mustang pickup http://www.creamery-pickups.co.uk/musta ... ickup.html

Dave wrote:A roller bridge with adjustable saddle height or 7.25 and 9.5 radius.

This.

Noisy Cat wrote:Cream/aged white witch hats.

And this.

Never seen one with that finish/guard combo before - looks amazing.

You need a black on black on black 70s musicmaster. Stealthbucker under the guard.

Not a shortscale, but have you considered a Fender Bullet (not to be confused with the Squier Bullet series)? 80's student models, small, single cut body, maple board:

Progrockabuse wrote:Jumbo frets are a must.

If you're into it, the Squier Mascis has big jumbo wire, as opposed to the medium jumbo on the VM guitars. (Is it just me or does 'medium jumbo' come up in a weird variety of shapes and sizes?). They have lovely necks too - usually prefer gloss, but this one is amazing.

Don't know if we're talking about a blemish in the finish or something more troubling, but Thomann has some b-stock on these Arctic White Jags for £699 http://www.thomann.de/gb/fender_fsr_cla ... _stock.htm

There used to be a GuitarTech one that I liked the look of that had min and max volume level pots, with a passive boost at the highest level. It seems to have been discontinued but I've spotted an Artec one that is identical (probably the same pedal, in fact). http://www.thomann.de/gb/artec_vpl_1.h...

ultratwin wrote:That creamy guard creates pure win!

Yeah, this. Looks perfect.

Immense! Great job.