Hot or Not? Handmade Telecaster-Les Paul Hybrid

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Disclosure
I am a hobby builder, not a factory, or a professional. Some aesthetic mistakes have been made and you should know about these before purchase. There are sanding burns on the inside of the treble horn and the headstock (see pictures). A portion of the headstock began to de-laminate. I have filled this gap with epoxy so it is very stable but still noticeable. None of the issues affect the guitar's function or play-ability. If they did, I would not sell it.
Specs
Body: Northern Hard Ash
Finish: Crimson Guitars Yellow Stunning Stain and Finishing Oil (Semi-Gloss)
Neck Joint: Bolt-On
Neck: 4 piece Multi-laminate Maple
Neck Profile: "Fat 50's" with satin oil finish
Scale Length: 25.5"
Truss Rod: Two-Way spoke nut at heel
Fretboard: Rosewood with copper circle inlays
Frets: 22 nickel silver
Nut: Handcut Bleached Bone
Bridge: Wilkinson Telecaster-style with brass saddles (Top mount strings)
Tuners: Grover Mini-Rotomatics
Electronics: 1 Vol, 1 Tone, 3-way toggle (GFS professional brand)
Pickups: 2 Reverend "Club King HB" vintage voiced humbuckers with chrome covers
Weight: 9.5lb (approx)

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Personally, I don't think it is awful but it does look like a bit of a sloppy job:
The glue up on the neck lam is all over the place, the laminates run off the side of the neck & the tuner side lam started to fail, needing repair
Looks like a router table bit gouge or something on the back of the HS
The burns in the end grain on both of the upper and lower bouts
The back control cav route looks like it could be sloppy...hard to tell from the pics but looks like the back radius and another spot are banged out
That 15th fret inlay is off-center from the rest
 
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