1. Cut out the outline of the electric guitar. This master class uses the blue ROCKDALE RS-95 STBL model as a basis. Roll out a layer of blue clay 3-4 millimeters thick and attach an outline to it. Use a knife to cut out the silhouette of the guitar. Remove the outline.
2. Take the wire and tap it with a hammer until it becomes flat. This will make the wire stronger. Place a piece of wire along the neck of the guitar and press it down. Reattach the outline to the clay and trim off any overhanging edges. Bake the guitar in an air fryer.
3. Wait until the workpiece cools down. Cut out the body of the guitar and stick it on top. To avoid crushing anything with your fingers, you can bake the future product again. Then cut out the guitar neck from black plastic and glue it on.
4. After the neck, proceed to the head. First apply a thin layer of blue plastic.Take the pins with the ball on the end and bend them at the end so that after baking the pins will not fly out of the guitar. These will be the pegs. Stick the pegs to the headstock. Again, cut out the silhouette of a head from a layer of blue clay and stick it to the electric guitar so that the pegs do not move. Press gently and smooth out any uneven edges. For the convenience of further work, the guitar can be baked again.
4. Cut out the pickups and bridge from a thin layer of black plastic. Stick all the parts to the body of the guitar. Bake again!
5. Use a knife to mark the frets on the fingerboard. Make string holders from pin balls (can be replaced with microbeads). Glue them on with glue. Large black beads can be used as a tone and volume control.
6. Coat the electric guitar with varnish. Ready! You can make a keychain, brooch or refrigerator magnet out of it.
