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Added on August 28, 2012, 8:45 pm

Hello there,

I got home, got the camera but the batteries were out. Manage to find spare ones, took photos and read about how to post them. So here goes. Note: I was never good at taking photos.



This is the back of the uke. (used to be all white).



The front. (It would have been the same colour as the back if I have stopped sanding earlier and not coloured the top).



The side.



The sound hole.



Close up (sort of. )



Just to show that underneath the paint job, the neck is made from nicely grained wood.

Btw, the "binding" that you see is actually made with furniture markers...hehehe. And no, it's not missing the 4th string. I have used a black coloured low G Fremont string. When they are not pricey, I will get two of the same ukes. One for a low G and one for the regular high G.

Hope the pics satisfy both yours and Navilink's curiousity. I wish I'm half  as good as the gentleman in the forum who build his own beautiful ukulele. My sanded seven tones would have been much better looking then. But it does sound and look better after the sanding.

Happy ukeing guys.