The peghead getting glued up:

   Closeup of the neck laminates:

   And the "Swirly" Coco Bolo top:

  It's a little hard to see in photos yet, but the grain on the horns looks really cool and the large swirl on the body has a nice cluster of burl figure.

Moving right along, here's the body getting glued to the neck:

   And the body close-up:

   Also the peghead - it's a really cool piece of wood:

  Next stop, carving!

Will this one truly Scream? Very Munchy!

Some carving, including the Heart Omega is finished now:

  and just the body, so you can see how pretty it turned out:

I like the neck lam combination!

I like the whole thing!  
Almost makes me want to play guitar.
 
Graeme

While I was gone, Bob sprayed darn near most of the finish, and Peter did the inlays and the fretting:
 

 
With the finish, the wood looks even more amazing.

Wow, the coco bolo itself is great, but what really strikes me is how perfectly the neck laminate combination goes with it! Great choices.
-Bob

Really nice guitar!  Love the heart inlay!

Ready to fly:

  James put a nice little detail in the rubout on the back of the neck, hope you can see it in the photo:

Fantastic!
 
Graeme

Great!
A guitar heart to play
 
PTBO

I love it!

What woods were used for the neck laminates?

Hi Michael,
 
the woods are: maple/purpleheart/maple veneer/vermillion/maple veneer/purpleheart/maple
 
That's  standard on a Darling.
 
Valentino