You wouldn't believe how long this stuff takes.
This where I am at and likely to remain for a while: rough neck blank in good shape and ready for routing the truss rod channel and final sizing. It took an hour and half to get my design drawing into a file printable life size at Kinko's but it makes preparing templates so much easier. I think I'm getting good enough at this that I didn't need a template for the headstock. Oh well, it doesn't hurt.
I also got the body rough shaped. I decided that I will not make a template, I'll work straight on the plywood to get it to final shape and use that as the reference edge to route the hardboard back and top.
You learn a little more with each project. I should have cut the inside out from each piece of plywood before gluing them together, as I think I killed my jigsaw going through 1.5" of plywood. It literally had smoke come out of the motor vents when I was done. Good thing a new jigsaw was already on my Christmas list.
I was worried about how to clamp the pieces of plywood together for a good bond though. By bonding then before cutting the inside, I was able to use many screws in the disposable area (and a few in the bridge area which you can see here)