Yamaha fg830 - making the guitar my own - cosmetic customization

this is a clearer video of the yamaha fg830 guitar which I really find to be a fantastic guitar like all the well-known-already raving about this instrument others have given. Well, it&true! So anyhow here, basically, I put -a jumbo-guitar styled Gibson pickguard onto it (I cut the "upper" fill to the guard, as it was actually going to go onto a cutaway jumbo before decidin "nah".) -Some bone pin upgrades. Just the most affordable ones I could find, but real bone. The "carve them to fit!" sort. To me, it makes a sound difference, having bone pins. Others say nah, but my ears are fussy. - I carved out a "doo-dad" for the fretboard end. Why? Because I&mimicking this guitar to a dread-nought-shaped "Epiphone J-200." Not even a Gibson j200, but one of the Epiphones I owned.. because, of sentimental value. I had to trade out an ej200 I was repairing, because it was a lot more work and moneys than anticipated. Anyhow I like the ornate (if not gridgy and grudgy by my own carving hands) sort of arrow end-cap. -another doo-dad! on the top of the fretboard, above the nut. It&laying there just via double-sided tape for now. Sticks well enough. Need to shape it a bit more to fit. -the pick guard paints: I understand others will loathe this. In my world, as it&gone all my life, that pushes me to enjoy things ever so more! It makes it connected to me. Plus its just the pick guard. -Oh I made a sound badge for the inside of the guitar, getting the mint green block out of there that...