WOW Paul, it looks fantastic... really beyond fanatastic and other such superlatives.
In addition to looking 'fantastic' -with the stunningly and uniquely gorgeous QCB & the Flame Maple body, it ALSO looks VERY distinct & unique...
Your neck recipe produces a very distinct and unique visual appearance, and seems to have a regal quality, what with the Vermillions' redness.
And the Koa accent lam seems pretty unique as well.
So these details add up to make an obviously already unique and stunningly beautiful instrument EVEN MORE unique and beatiful!!!
(HOW'D THEY DO THAT!!!)
And on top of being a FREAKIN' SERIES II with the awesome body shape and pistol grip...
Soon, you'll know from your own experience just how freaking awesome it is... and that IT'LL HAVE BEEN WORTH THE WAIT... OH, YES!!!
Treasure it, Paul... savor the short remaining moments. Use the time wisely, and appreciate your life now to it's fullest. If there's any work you need to take care of, DO IT.
Soon, your life will be VERY DIFFERENT... you'll have great difficultly putting the instrument down, and finding time for anything other than playing (and, when not playing) & staring at it.
Treasure it, Paul... and get it insured!!!
Best wishes, Mark
PS I'll tell you one other thing... I know from experience that YOUR BASS is going to sound GREAT!!! Your 3 Ebony neck lams will be the biggest component of your sound, adding low end response and sustain that'll blow your mind; then the Maple neck lams'll add brightness to the notes, while the Vermillion lams'll round out the sound a little, bringing a little warm/mellow component to the sound -which'll be especially helpful since you've got a relatively bright sounding Flame Maple body. Finally the Coco Bolo will top it off, adding a rich and complex sonic package of very clear/crisp/crystaline highs with rich, dark, full lows. And of course, your electronics package is THE standard of flexibility and ease.
It's REALLY going to sound great... even better than whatever you may be hoping for!