Chinese checkers

Hollow metal game board found at an antique/junk store. It had a good sound when I rapped on it, probably because of the dimpling. The standard checkers board on the reverse was not nearly as strong a sound. 19 inch scale at B F# B. Neck marks are punched out of spare picks with a paper hole puncher.
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  • Warren this is your coolest build to date! It is truly a standout; definitely a crowd pleaser.

  • Super cool!

  • Clever use of an unique tin, cool idea.

  • I know just what you mean.  Sometimes those voices are right and sometimes wrong.  Often it is just best to let them percolate a while.  

  • UJ, funny that you mentioned painting the head. The little devil on one shoulder said “paint the head red and draw in black lines to mimic the center of the game board.” Then the little angel on the other shoulder said “listen idiot, stop while you’re ahead.” This time restraint was my choice.

  • Love that tin and the guitar looks good.  I keep looking at it and liking it as is, but wondering how it would look with one or more of those good tin colors on the head stock.

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