Wow - looks great!
I love your faceplate design - you did that all in diy-layout-creator?
I was also intrigued by your point-to-point methods; you make it look so easy that even a noob like me could do it. 
Nice work.
Thanks for the kind words! I've just finished the wiring, and have posted a slew of pictures to the blog:
http://wombatamps.blogspot.com/I did all of the circuit board layouts with the latest version of DIY layout creator, which I highly recommend.. Version 3 is much faster, morestable, and feature complete than any of the previous versions:
http://code.google.com/p/diy-layout-creator/. I work hard on the layouts, and really try to use a "tube socket-centric" approach so that all the critical runs are nice and short, and that each triode is has its accompanying circuitry very close by, including the cap that feeds that PSU node. It also makes it easier to do a good job on the ground scheme. It's served me well with high-gain guitar amps where oscillation problems and noise are ever-lurking if you bozo the layout.
The faceplate, however, was just done in a vector drawing program. I used Canvas, but almost anything would have served - CorelDraw, Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, etc.
Cheers,
Paul