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It's done... Tuning keys attached to the headstock Pickguard, bridge, pickups, knorbs, a switch and the strings The headstock revisited

Continuing the neck Somehow at that time I haven't understood the instructions quite clearly so I folded the paper in a wrong way but now it's not visible because I corrected that. The part right beneath the frets is reinforced with 1mm thick cardboard so that I could shape it easily. Here...

Step 6: assembling the body top (c) and back(c) parts The top The back Step 7: The neck A test of one of the tuning keys - the cylinder is not yet glued on that axle!

The tinny parts Step 4: Pickups, knobs and the bridge Those knobs were tedious for me! Step 5: Pickguards

Continued Waiting for Body Back (B) to glue And here are Body top(B) and Body back(B) in place

A close-up of the colored side of Part 5 Step 3 Added Body top (A)

Building will follow the instructions steps. Step 1 Joining the two body sides and then glued them to Body back (A) !look at all these tabs :oops:! Step 2 Parts 1-6 attached to Body Back (A). Since the interior is partly visible, part 3 has a wood pattern on the inside. Also, I added a part...

Ok, let's put my skills to the test! I've chosen the R330/340 model from http://www.paperguitar.com because I want to modify it into a R360 and it seems to me that these models are similar. Why R360 - R.E.M.'s guitarist Peter Buck had one of those (on 09.09 that guitar was stolen after the...