Its a fleetwood/iceman
I like the second one just a little better. I'd cut out a bit more at the heel if you want 24 frets/better upper neck access. I would also make the upper body contour go a smidge deeper into the body. Other than those few few things it's a great look.
Just the waist, I'd give it just the slightest bit more of an angle. If you don't need the horn scoop, keep it the way it is, it looks awesome. All you need is a Dimebucker and a volume knob and you're set!That's the general idea but with more of the 70's funky lines taken out for a smoother look and lighter guitar, and with less upper horn digging into my belly.
I like the second one visually more also but I like the "no look" grab to the rear point to locate the strap button easy. I tried taking more of the heel out and it made it look a little stubby or out of proportion. I should mess with it some more but truth be told it's a sludge metal guitar and probably won't see much action above the 15th fret.
Does the whole top line need to come down more or just the waist? I'm worried about getting it too narrow and not having enough real estate for a big enough solid location for palm muting.
I'll work on it some more and get an update pic when I get a chance.
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Sorry........... [emoji12]I forgot about those abortions. Thank you for reminding me and bringing that guitar back to my nightmares.
And here's pretty much the same thing with a reshaped upper bout (again) and slightly rounder forearm section than the one I posted above:
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If the design was flipped it would balance a lot better.
Do you think it will neck dive the way it is? I was wondering about that but I don't like the look as much when it's flipped. Wonder if moving the front strap button to the back, near the neck might help?