Showcase of Steampunk Props (Pic Heavy)

I'd like to see who is still building these type of props just for fun.

This is where I started when it comes to building something from nothing... and sometimes nothing from something.

If your at ever at all interested in the parts and how to, I'm pretty sure I can remember how I did it and what I used.

(not sure if this thread belongs here, if not let me know and I'll post it properly)

Thanks
~ceije

My first set of goggles... electrocuted my eyeball a few times...



Iron Man Arc chest piece base is the toy


Second set of goggles

First prop gun

Flux Coil

Lil Grenade that could (size of a half dollar)

Hard drive

The PC

 

nice i love the computer. where did you get the led disk for the eye if you dont mind me asking?

 

Thanks. I got it here Wearable Pocket Plasma Toy [E57515] : Electronic Gadgets, Home Gifts & Unusual Novelty Gifts - BestOfferBuy

It's a plasma disc just smaller than normal. I broke down the plastic box and rewired it. Just a disclaimer, if you use it near your skin after breaking it down place insulation between you and the electrode.

 

I like the computer and the steampunk grenade!

 

can you show how to rewire these i need to put it on a toggle switch so i can switch it on without having to open a box to do it?

 

love that computer case! I might have to cut out some accents for mine!

 

I haven't posted in a VERY long time, but I recently finished a fun little project that I thought I'd share with the community. After recently watching the Harry Potter movies with the new wife, I was thinking that I too might want to have a wand or two in my little collection of props. But being a fan of Steam Fantasy (the Iron Kingdoms role-playing game setting, also the Warmachine and Hordes miniature game setting), I figured I'd have to do something a little more electro-gadget than just a straight up magic wand. So I present to you, Professor Lemon's Wondrous Aetherial Nucleonic Device (W.A.N.D.). Here are a few pics, and below should be a link to my Photobucket gallery that has extensive progress pics.













http://s33.photobucket.com/user/aestivalis_in_irvine/library/Steampunk Wand