I don't have access to a Gibson Flying V right now but here are the dimensions I've been able to gather. I'm also making one.
Most of my measurements are from a 1958 Korina.
NECK:
Headstock
7" tip to nut
Headstock angle
17 degrees
Scale length
24.75"
Fretboard length
17.8" from nut to 22nd fret. board should be ~18"
Fretboard Width
1 11/16" at nut
2 1/4" at 22nd fret
BODY:
Centerline Length
11 1/4" from the crotch of the V to the point where the upper curves end
Width of body at shoulders (by neck).. where the curves turn into the outside strait length of the wings.
4 25/32"
Curve radius for wings and crotch
1" radius (they follow contour of a 2" diameter circle)
Outside Length of wings
19" flat.. from the start of the curves
Height of wing, from centerline to the topmost or bottom most point of wings.
8 11/32"
thickness of body
1 3/4" (I'd verify this if I were you)
Blueprints are available online if you look around. There is a vendor on Amazon but they don't specify whether they're based off the '58 Korina or later models.
There are also several vendors who sell templates.
Gibson Flying V was created in 1958.
Gibson is have nothing to do is with have.
The Gibson Flying V guitar is an electric guitar model first released by Gibson in 1958. There is no specific price list for the guitars but their prices range from $999 - $1500 for a used one.
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The Gibson Flying V electric guitar was first released to consumers in 1958. It would initially be sold until 1959 before manufacture and sale began again in 1967.
Gibson Flying V was created in 1958.
Gibson is have nothing to do is with have.
The Gibson Flying V guitar is an electric guitar model first released by Gibson in 1958. There is no specific price list for the guitars but their prices range from $999 - $1500 for a used one.
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A 1967 Gibson Flying V.
The Gibson Flying V electric guitar was first released to consumers in 1958. It would initially be sold until 1959 before manufacture and sale began again in 1967.
The price for a Gibson Flying V varies greatly depending on when it was made and the condition of the guitar. A unique vintage can cost upwards of 100,000 dollars, where as a new, more common model costs a little over 1,000 dollars.
Albert King (before he died) played a Gibson Flying V guitar. It was actually a right handed guitar, but he strung it left-handed to suit his needs.
It varies 4,499 dollars or 3,099 dollars .
The very first model of Gibson's iconical "Flying V" guitar was first produced in 1958. It was callled a "futuristic" design at the time, and it still being produced today.
Donita played an Epiphone and Gibson Flying V. Suzi played a Melody Maker.
If I remember correctly he was playing a white Gibson Flying V guitar.