So pretty!!!

I never noticed before how the Bal-K Point body sorta' mirrors the crown headstock. Nice touch!

Yes; the lines on this body are quite beautiful.

There were a couple of considerations getting the body shape right, and the elves came through every step of the way.
 
Sometimes on the 5 and 6 strings the point ends up a bit bulky, even if in proportion to the added width, like on Left is Right - but perhaps it wouldn't need to be quite as scaled down as on Dragonfly. Just a word in Mica's ear, and the vestigial tail got reduced to this beautiful confluence of curves and straight lines, in contrasting colours - all in one go (as far as I'm aware).
 
I didn't realize at first, but the original Balance K doesn't have the elbow contour either, and itkind of accentuates the symmetry, I guess.
 
Now is everyone aware of the pinch?

Getting ever closer to the finish line - rubbed out ...

Superb !

Looking incredible! I too opted away from from both the elbow and tummy contours. Great choice!

Oh goodness ...
 

Absolutely Gorgeous!!!

Oh My!

Good Grief that is so cool!

Looks like this one is on the home stretch... won't be long now!  
 
Anyone but me ever wish these pictures from that particular room had just a *little* wider angle? =)

@edward...Totally!
 
What a spectacular bass...thanks Adriaan for sharing the FTC stuff, enjoy!
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The latest I've heard Ron started the calibration, which he does on Series instruments two at a time, yesterday.  So home stretch indeed!
 
Fun fact: after the calibration, the hum canceller gets affixed permanently, and only after that they install the straplock studs. Not sure if otherwise those would interfere with the Series calibration - there's bound to be a rational explanation.
 
Gregory, I'm with you on those pictures - though not every person who orders a custom actually wants to see pictures, or have a Factory to Customer thread, so it's easy to see why Mica would want to limit the scope ...

Wow, very nice, that thing is gonna shake some earth!