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That looks great!
Not bad sounding either.
Looks great and the sound is not bad for such a small guitar. Banjoey? Maybe the way the note drops off fast but that can also add clarity for the faster picking tunes but a bit thin for any smouldering ballads, more suited to Montagne Ste Genevieve or La Gitane than Nuages or Anouman. Still, a great result from a well imagined project and given its size it could certainly function as a 'travel' guitar. Well done.
Thanks!!
Impressive!
The result looks quite professional - good craftsmanship, and good playing too.
I guess you can polish a turd!
I have that saying in my mind every time I clean my car (which is not very often).
Gorgeous guitar!!