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Cory Doctorow at 10:34 pm Tue, Feb 24, 2009

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Flickr user Tinkerbots creates and photographs beautiful raygun and robot assemblage sculptures made from techno-junk. I am SUCH a sucker for raygun sculptures. Tinkerbots's blasters drive a fishhook straight into my desiderata gland.

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Previously:
  • Robert Rankin's badass homemade raygun - Boing Boing
  • Ray gun pen -- Boing Boing Gadgets - Boing Boing
  • Ceramic ray guns - Boing Boing
  • Mini Weta raygun - Boing Boing
  • Real ray-guns - Boing Boing
  • Mindbogglingly cool toy raygun - Boing Boing

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  • Lauren O

    Oh man, that first one. Something about the picture made me not understand perspective. I thought it was taller than a human. It was like reverse tilt shifting. Tfihs-tlitting, if you will.

  • bjacques

    That top one looks like something Octobriana would have used.

  • DoppelFrog

    Wow. Is Cory feeling ok? He forgot to say “steampunk” :-)

  • Anonymous

    hi: i am Daniel Fiorda, i just wanted to said hello to all the sculptors over here, some one posted about my work , my gun series , thanks i appreciated.i am working in a new direction now, as soon i have the digital images i will posted in my webs site or blog.
    thanks
    daniel
    miami

  • Sethum

    If you like that stuff, check out the gallery of a metal sculptor I used to know, Daniel Fiorda. http://www.danielfiorda.com/Portfolio/GunSeries/GunSeries.html

    The guns are a little more abstract, but much more visceral. The other galleries are even more impressive, in my opinion.

  • jfrancis

    Don’t forget this guy

    http://www.brotron.com/