Amazing frame dude, mad props, you're killin it. The only suggestion I have for you is altering the dropouts, they look a bit haggard in comparison to the rest of the masterpiece... Something like this would tie it all together- www.tonicfab.com/images/product1.jpg

 There is a reason Tonic charges $800 for their frames... this is one of them: A CNC'd, one piece, steel dropout would cost more than 10X what my laser cut drops cost, and theirs are a weaker design: I agree, aesthetically Tonic's are very attractive, but the weld area of a hooded dropout is much smaller. (Less weld area= force exerted over smaller area= more force) Mine are much easier to work with as well.
Also using hooded dropouts is Lunar bikes:
www.lunarbikes.com/images/Lunar%20Newton%20253-1280.jpg
... $1200 dollars. I respect what they do, some of it is just unnecessary. The frame I built is a function-first machine made for abusing.

 dude let them say what they want cause all you have to do is think well they cant make a frame as sweet looking as you so they find things wrong with your work. great looking work man keep up the customs that any one can afford

 postage to UK would be about $130 US for a DJ bike

and I make any kind of 24" and 20" wheeled frames as well:

www.pinkbike.com/photo/6436018

www.pinkbike.com/photo/6207170

 Very Nice, I want one so Bad

  omg...

 yes