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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

Picked this up off CL for $300

It's a screaming deal for sure but I need to be very cautious, it's very delicate when it comes to bumps and dents :crying:

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The cons of a Basswood body material....

The Saga kit I put together was made of basswood. I put a nitro finish on it...

... what would you do for a Klondike bar, comes to mind.
 
this just in…

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"Once upon a time there existed a fabled forest of basses. It was the most wonderful and beautiful forest in all the land. In the forest lived happy creatures known as BassPlayers. Even the kings and queens of the land paid homage to the happy Bass Forest creatures . .. .


... for they knew if they didn't, the Bass Forest creatures would be bringing the wood, knocking the dissenting Kerfs and Knotheads for a loop to Nutlandia, forever fretting no more.


Because all knew that the bass forest was cared for by its leader God Favorite Bass."
 
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Are those decal, silk screen, or something else? Perfect way to dress up a guitar without making it permanent.
Decal stick-ons, some kind of vinyl or sumthing. ~Advertised onna web as not being damaging to a guitar's finish, but I only stuck them on my pickguards just to be sure... I found the 'vines' on the Mustang very easy to remove tho; -installing them I had covered the whole pickguard with the entire package's worth of vines, and then peeled back and removed pieces until I satisfied my obsessive and very twitchy sense of fung shui. :cool: ~The slightly remaining stickum residue from the removed stuff was then very easy to get off with just a fingernail and a damp sponge dabbed with a little Dawn...