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Hi General Lou! I'm excited to announce my new news! The first two "Les Paul Standard" bursts were 8 3087! The second is the 3096! A replica of this Les Paul made by Gibson Custom shop! The name "first burst" with slash "first burst" is not accurate as the 8 3087 was the first but it is true that it was one of the first (more precisely the second piece) to derive its name from here. The original guitar is currently owned by Slash. I copy a page where you can find information and pictures about the replica, and also send a video. To end the series, after the first burst (8 3087), I would also welcome the second burst as a close up. Sincerely, Adam.http://legacy.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/2017/Custom/Slash-1958-Les-Paul-First-Standard-8-3096-Replica.aspx

The funny thing is that guitarist and guitar colleague Joe Bonassa has played on almost every Les Paul featured on the CC series,whether at a concert or in the studio.... CC # 03 is his own.

Hi General Lou! As promised, I've brought you some videos of some of Chollector's Choice models. I hope I can help the team with at least one bit! Gibson CC #03: "The babe" Gibson CC#08:"The Beast" Gibson CC#:"Henry Goldtop" Gibson CC#:43"Mick Raplsh" and a video of the first Les Paul Standard "burst" that could be the closing part of partwork, the 8 3087 Wonder!

I think because of the high price and the model is not so nice ..

Hi! I came up with a Star Trek partwork idea. Since the Star Trek Picard series is starting now, I thought I was going to celebrate this with a Star Trek idea. Eaglemoss Chollections launched a test last year of one of their series in which we need to build USS Enterprise D. But I hear no news of this now. Personally, I think it's a bit poorly executed. I was thinking that there could be a series in which we could put together weapons from the ST (number pheasers, communicator, tricorder, medical syringes, etc.) at the same time and build a federation ship. I think in the form of a huge scale replica. Bigger than the studio scale! Actually, if it were possible in a 1: 1 ratio then I would say let's go in. Everyone would have a monster ship. I'm crazy! Any aspect ratio that is larger than studio scale models can be appropriate. Would be good for TOS Enterprise, My personal favorite is Enterprise D, Enterprise E, Romulan Warfare, A Ferry, Enterprise NX-01 etc ... What do you think?

In the Chollector's Choice series, there are Les Paul Standard (bursts) made from the 1958 era, and the famous specimens of these can be collected. But Les Paul already existed. Since 1952. These guitars are equipped with P90 pickups. The Les Paul was available until 1957 with P90 pickups, when in 1957 they switched to the humbucker pickup. That's when he received his final "refinements." I copied a link earlier but will copy it again. All CC models have information. Wood, neck, body, tuning keys ... everything. I can send you a video if it helps! The original Les Paul made for the replica of the original user who tells stories, information about the guitar in the video, or I can send demo videos. Link: http://legacy.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Search.aspx?Page=2&ProductGroup=Collector's_Choice™&ModelYear=. What I said about finishing the first Les Paul Standard replica would be perfect. True, Gibson has not made a replica of this guitar so far, unfortunately

Hi! I had the idea that the Chollector's Choice series would come together. The last Les Paul to put together ... the 8 3087 serial number. It was the first Les Paul Standard to be released in 1958. $ 625,000.00 Recently sold. It used to be a couple of users before.It did not appear in the Chollector's Choice series, unfortunately, but if I can get this partwork started then I think this legendary Les Paul "first burst" would be a good ending to the series! I'll give you a link where you can find pictures, a description of the guitar.https://cartervintage.com/products/1958-gibson-les-paul. https://www.vintageguitar.com/27956/first-burst/

Hi General Lou again! Again, I am very grateful! For your work, for your patience and kindness! If you really manage to start this series it would be infinitely cool !! I'm very excited! Thanks for the answer! And if I have to I will try to help! You know, I'm a manic collector of these Les Paul guitars. True, there isn't as much as Joe Bonmassa, but my collection is growing! If that series came true, it would give people the opportunity to own the special Les Paul guitars from the Chollector's Choice series. On the Gibson site I found all the models that were released here. You can also read information about each guitar on this page. Everything is written down. Exactly which serial replica guitar ... Who used it ... what makes it famous. An interesting thing that really surprised me. The Gibson custom shop copied these guitars in such great detail that the "Gruhn Burst" in the CC series, item 35, One of the pickups was damaged and this was copied too! All CC models are on the page and you can read their story as well.😁http://legacy.gibson.com/Products/Electric-Guitars/Search.aspx?ProductGroup=Collector's_Choice™&ModelYear=

Looks soo awesome!

I believe you can order from here. But I couldn't find it in any other language. Check it out on ebay or amazonhttps://www.salvat.com/guitar-collection

My email: strikerr4735@gmail.com

Hi! Such a series exists! You can buy it if you want. Published by Salvat Publisher.

Thank you for your answer General Lou! I am very grateful! Yeah, unfortunately expensive stuff! 😁 I've been using a 1972 Les Paul for years. But the goods are worth the money. My question is if you were in Nashville and said something. Can you email me if you have time? I'm very excited! It would be a very special partwork series if you got together! An entire Les Paul armada. We would build them step by step. And when one of the ... Les next comes ... from the collector's choice series. I'm very excited! Hi!

Thanks the reply!

Wow I shocked! 😮

Hi General Lou! I am writing to you about guitars now! I wrote what guitars I think would be good in a build series. But now I have a concrete idea! Gibson previously released a series called Colletor's Choice. In this series, some famous pieces of rock history have been made (some are replying to a Les Paul guitar) A total of 40 models have been released. A lot of Les Paul. I was wondering what if I could build these guitars in my guitar idea? Or just a few of these models? I think if you really think this is a good idea, I got the idea that you could contact Gibson and definitely help you. ”(This is just an idea) I will show you all of the Les Paul guitars in the Collector's Choice series. What do you think?http://www.guitarscollector.com/gibson-collector-s-choice.html

like the Supermarine Spitfire, too😁

Sry I put the last two pictures by chance

Hi General Lou! Thank you for your question and your feedback on my guitar ideas topic. You asked me what real scale playable versions do I mean? Yeah, something like that. In fact, playability would not be important. Only the real scale. I have attached a picture to see what I mean ... These are pieces from a Gibson Les Paul. I thought we could put them together to get the replica. Separate numbers for each component. And let's say if there was a magazine included, there could be stories about the Gibson or Fender, Gretsch guitar maker (Which manufacturer the guitar is from. And it could show you other types of guitar from the manufacturer.) And the players who use that instrument and of course the assembly guide. miniature replicas would be feasible. They would be perfect. Just put them together, build them. What do you think about this? I would love to see Buddy Holly Fender Stratocaster, Peter Green Gibson's Les Paul, Eddie Cochran or Bryan Setzer Gretsch 6120 and finally Eddie Van Halen (redesigned) Fender Stratocaster Frankie (Frankenstein) One of these guitars What do you think? LES PAUL PARTS:PETER GREEN'S LES PAUL: BUDDY HOLLY'S FENDER STRATOCASTER: EDDIE COCHRAN'S GRETSCH 6120: EDDIE VAN HALEN'S FRANKIE (MODIFIED FENDER STRATOCASTER): My favorite is the Peter Green's Les Paul and Buddy's Stratocaster.

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Real size and playable that you need to build. You don't have to play the guitar of famous guitarists. Just a plain Gibson Les Paul or a Fender Stratocaster. What do you think? It would be possible?

Hi, i want to share a new idea! I was thinking that there could be a partwork where we could build a Citroen 2cv in a 1: 3 scale model. This would be a good model series. I found a video of a 1: 3 Citroen 2cv. Possible would there be such a model in a partwork series as seen in the video? I've written a lot of ideas but since 2CV is my favorite car and in addition I've found a video to learn that there may be a 1: 3 model of this car so I think this would be a good idea (think) What do you think? All the answers and feedback matter to me here.😁

Hello! For the JAL Passenger Airplane Model Idea I have provided some pictures and information. Of these planes, a very large model would be fantastic. With interior design, details, a working steering wheel that moves the wings, etc. With interior lights, navigation lights, the interior is elaborate including chairs, cockpit instruments, etc ...

Hi again, with a new idea. I was thinking that there could be a series in which we could build an airplane from the Japanese Airlines' JAL aircraft in very large scale. With an elaborate interior, a working steering wheel that moves the flap ... working instruments. Operating turbine. Interior lamps. Navigation lights. That would be great !! 😍 Some ideas for JAL airplanes that would be good for such a model. BOEING 787-9 DREAMLINER BOEING 747-100 BOEING 747-400 BOEING 777-200 BOEING 737-800 AIRBUS A 300-600R DOUGLAS DC-8-32 MCDONNEL DOUGLAS MD 90

Hello! I've written this idea on the forum before. I'm a guitar player and it occurred to me what if we could put together a replica of a famous guitarist's guitar. Separate body, neck, pickups, pickguard, neck plate, strings, tuning keys .... For example, we could build a Fender Stratocaster or Buddy Holly's 1955 Fender Stratocaster. One Gibson Les Pault, Brian Setzer's 1959 Gretsch 6120. Yngwie Malmsteen's 1975 Fender Stratocaster, Gary Moore's 1961 fiesta red Fender Stratocaster. All readers' comments and feedback I'm curious. Is it even possible to create such a series?