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Chris (aka Chronomorphs or Nicrosin) created this great steampunk prop from sculpey, rubber, and a various pocket watch parts. It’s fully adjustable and flexible and lined with suede for comfort. Polymer clay helps Victorian meet Blu Tooth in this back-to-the-future piece.
Chris describes his simulated device, “This experimental prototype device, using theoretical Æther-phasing as the delivery system, is used for airship-to-airship private transmissions, hands-free battlefield communications, or real-time status updates of special operations agents.”
It’s actually a limited edition Victorian-style communication device, perfect as a prop or for enhancing a costume. Thanks to Susan Lomuto (via Watchismo) for the tip.
Sabine Alienor ,
Hi!
Thank you for your posts, they are always very interesting.
Do you know this young french polymer artist? She makes steampunk too :
http://www.neferkane.com/
Cheers
Cristalline ,
Yes Sabine, “Steampunk is in the air”![😉](https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/15.0.3/svg/1f609.svg)
this style is really interesting
Has anyone come up with ether-based devices other than the Ether Propellor?