This will surely set tongues wagging the moment people step into your house. You need only two qualifications to own this nerd-gasmic Raygun. A love of Steampunk and some serious money to burn. The WETA Steampunk Raygun will cost you anything between $4,500 - $7,900. Dr Grordbort’s Rayguns are a line of 1:1 scale antique styled, limited edition(only 50 units), sci-fi hand weapon props. Above you can see “The Unnatural Selector”. So, this is what WETA is doing when they aren’t making big screen magic in Lord of the Rings.

Its100% designed and crafted at multi Academy Award winning Weta Workshop in New Zealand and its major features are:

Ø  The material is metal, glass and rare Venusian Worm Oak

Ø  To add to the product a personal touch, the breech block will be engraved with your name and individual edition number

Ø  Is endowed with triggers, levers and switches

Ø  Comes with a custom built stand to make it more suitable for displaying on the mantelpiece or hanging on the wall.

Ø  Certificate of Authenticity signed by Creators

Ø  Packed in Grordbort’s Laboratories sturdy, wooden delivery crate.

Ø  Edition Numbers 1 - 9 Only: An illustrated “Raygun Operator’s License” designed by Greg Broadmore with your name and photo

Ø  The dimensions are: 115cm x 20cm x 30cm, or 45″ x 8″ x 12″( Length x Muzzle Cone Diameter x Height)for the Unnatural Selector and 65cm x 19cm, or 26” x 7.5” (Length x Width) for the stand

So before it gets too late, prepare to grab your edition because this, my friends, is some serious Steampunk.

Via SlashFilm / LikeCool / Lifestyle

Talk about technology going retro! If you thought gadgets and gizmos would only take you into the future well, think again. Who would have thought of Steampunk and Bluetooth together? Nicrosin has come up with a Victorian-style Bluetooth device which is powered solely by winding and should be mass produced. His creations are a compilation of sculpey and watch parts lined with leather for comfort. Wondering what you might hear- voice from the calling end or the winding chimes of the clockwork? Though it might look like it will drill your ear through, rest assured as the prop is fully adjustable and flexible and what’s more, one actually gets the dissection of the piece! Though covering it up might just be a better option lest dust interferes!

This might not be just everybody’s type of Bluetooth but if you are in any way fascinated by steampunk and would like to find yourself in a Steampunk alternate reality, you just might be able to use this baby to call your favorite Steampunk Droid!. So wind up your minds about it! Are you are still wondering about he caller hanging up while you are winding it up?

Via SlipperyBrick

Having glared at Steampunk forms of mouse and keyboards, it’s time to welcome “The Archbishop,” elite Steampunk PC from Datamancer. Until date, I have enjoyed the pleasure of relaxing my fingers upon Datamancer’s steampunk keyboards and now I look forward to “Archbishop,” as a feast for my eyes. The case is expected to be exhibited at the impending Steampunk art show scheduled for 16-24 August at the Hamptons Antique Galleries at 2546 Montauk Highway in Bridgehampton, NY. They disclose that it would welcome a fortunate buyer there but if fails to get one then would be possibly featured on ebay in September beginning.

Via BoingBoing

Steampunk continues to maintain its deserving amount of respect, which became clearly visible via steampunk watch and customized keywords. But not every time, we can expect the glorious functionality from steampunk deliverables. There are times when they look better in snaps than real life. For instance, the appealing steampunk mouse is a recreation of some alternate Victorian history that comes packed with aesthetics but is low at functionality. Above all, uncomfortable to carry the mouse weighs 10 pounds, and is enclosed with so many ornaments that it would leave undying inscription on your hand if you essentially end up using it on daily basis.

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Via MakeZine / Technabob

Featured above is the DeWitt Concept No. 1 timepiece that makes you utter ‘It is monstrously steampunkish’ on its very first glimpse. This one-of-its-kind watch is an outcome of alliance between French architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte and DeWitt.

This gothic bootleg spacecraft of a watch does set new values for steampunk artifacts and thanks to its escalating riveted case, soaring tourbillon, five barrels with a 21-days power reserve. The flying tourbillon is being deputed to counteract the force of enormity that’s marks the accuracy of the watch. You might question its hefty price tag of $633,000 but it smilingly deserves this tag as this luxurious possession doesn’t come cheap.

Any takers? Jimmy Tan of Prince Jewellery and Watch Company is the proud owner of the Dewitt Incognito 2008 Concept No.1 watch as he inked this neat deal at the OnlyWatch auction. Can you think of any other form to flaunt your steampunk taste? Besides this, the flavor of steampunk embedded in keyboards is much appreciable.

Via Boing Boing/ Watchismo