ATOMIC DERRINGER#1 by EdKline
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I just finished my latest prop. It's my first attempt at a "Steam Punk" ray gun.
Just a small derringer. It's solid machine brass and some iridium/nickle tube parts. The "vacuum tube" is poly-carbonate and the grip is a single piece of hand carved African shedua. Comes with a little stand to perch it on. I thought I'd show you what else I make besides comic strips. Ed.

Comments (5)
This is AWESOME! Fantastic job. You are a multi-talented artist.
Thanks. I wasn't sure if anyone would be interested. Ed.
Super job in creating this prop. Excellent work!!!
Thank you. I'll be posting more pictures of my props in the future, among the continuing comic strips. Ed.
Holy cow! If there is such a thing as a coolness meter, you just pegged the needle with this one, Ed! This is an incredible work of art – I love it! This looks like something one of your characters might be carrying in your cartoon strip. Outstanding work on this, and thanks for sharing it!
Wow!...Thank you very much. I have the resources and ability to fabricate almost anything I create in my comic strips. After I show a few more items from other projects, while keeping up with the comic strips, I'll make some of the weapons from them as well. Thanks again, Ed.
Wow ! That is a fantastic example of steam punk design. It has a great silhouette and looks perfectly functional. And, very cool, too.
Thanks! I try to make my stuff from scratch, but once in a while I find a rare vacuum tube, or other thing that fits perfectly into my design. I'm working on a large hand-gun that will incorporate 6 small very rare vacuum tubes that have radioactive elements in them, However, they are completely harmless now. The elements are long dead.(30+years dead. And checked by me with an up to date Geiger counter to make doubly sure!) It will have a working "bottled lightning" tube in it as well. Ed.
Very cool Ed. Sorry since the site update I have not been around much, trying to get caught up on comments...
Glad your back. The "new" Renderosity has screwed everything up. It would have been nice if they had at least warned us.