Electric Guitar

All done with named colors, so I can change the color of various parts of the guitar when needed.

Nice Ron.

I like it Ron.

Like it Ron, have you a gig coming up :D

Stygg

Awesome!

Nice one Ron! Makes me think of my time in a band long ago.

One remark though - It's a right-handed guitar but you positioned it as if used by a left-handed player, so it looks a bit awkward.

Totally awesome! It looks so real that I feel I can reach out and touch it!

Nice, Ron. I like the finishes you put on it.

Beautiful piece of work. :-bd

Thank you, everyone.

Boy,
"It's a right-handed guitar but you positioned it as if used by a left-handed player, so it looks a bit awkward."

Is this less awkward, Boy?

Thanks for you input.

Sorry Ron, I didn't mean to upset you; I just tried to be constructive.

I'm sorry if that sounded like I was upset, Boy.
I didn't mean it that way.
Thanks again for your input.:)

CRUD!!!!! I just realized I didn't post the adjusted drawing!

SORRY, Boy!

Well, I'm glad we got that sorted, Ron! Funny. And, yes, now the guitar looks quite right!

That is very well Ron, I like that:)

Excellent Ron. Can I have a Blues (blue) one? ;)

That's amazing, Ron. Much admired by my guitar playing grandson!

Thanks, HokuAppsKarl. Or is it just Karl? Anyway, thanks.

Thank you Eric. I used a blue from a the "Blues Musical" website, here.

Penny,
Thank you so much. I'm glad you're grandson liked it.

Wow, thanks Ron. You've got to love named colours!

Cool! I like the colour, such nice shading.

Eric,
Yes, named colors not only make changing color schemes easy, but I've discovered that I can stumble on some great color/shading options that normally I wouldn't even begin to think about changing, because of the work that would be involved.

Pommes,
Thank you.