And the frets fell off too!
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I believe I saw something like this in an Avengers movie.
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Hmm… I don’t think I’ve seen it but maybe I was subliminally influenced?
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Your creation is very cool looking! Congrats.
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@Korrigan Cool! I would love to play it.
I like how you matched the arm rest wood to the fret board.
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extremely excellent. great job!
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Holy sh*t that looks amazing!
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Love the diamond plate pickguard.
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@Korrigan That looks fantastic. Great work.
Is that a hot rail guitar pickup ? If it is, and it works, I might well steal your idea.
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Thanks guys!
@eric.kiser, they aren’t from the same board but they almost look like it. 
@jonathanhaynes43, yessir it’s a cheap tele hotrail and it works very well.
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I really like the juxtaposition of the wood, diamond plate, and the painted body. Well done.
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Cool!!! But not for me. 
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I’m blown away, @Korrigan .
The whole aesthetic is out of this world, a sort of retro hillbilly-death metal-industrial vibe to it. Awesome. Also, the whole idea of a headed headless bass, sweet, sweet irony.
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@MC-Canadastan, I’m glad somebody picked up on that.
I’m not the kind of guy that comes up with a plan and then starts to build. I start to build and come up with the plan as I go. It wasn’t going to be a headless until I found the chrome skull and crossbones. Decided I wanted to put it on the headstock but I’d already made the neck and there wasn’t room for it and the tuners. Adapt and overcome! lol
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Are the skulls a water slip decal, or if not, how did you apply them?
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man, that’s a lot of skulls.
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Yep. Looks like the Terminator’s front yard.
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Skulls aren’t my thing (I’m more of a steampunk guy) but the customer said he loved skulls… so he got skulls.
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Looks like my last family reunion
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