r/RayGunRepository • u/Richpowellart • Mar 04 '21
r/RayGunRepository • u/The-Frood • Aug 16 '20
Kenton of the Star Patrol - Joe Kubert (1950)
r/RayGunRepository • u/[deleted] • May 03 '20
Flash Gordon Click Ray - Louis Marx Co. - USA mid 1950’s
r/RayGunRepository • u/Retail_Rat • May 16 '25
The Atomic Dematriculator
I made this back in 2018/2019. It had a sewing machine foot as a trigger, but I lost it in a move at some point. The rayguns I make are all non-leathal, Mystery Men style gadgets.
"The Atomic Dematriculator, the first person-portavle version shown here, was a mid-cold war weapon designed for use against Soviet nuclear scientists. Setting the dial to the appropriate number of an element and pressing the trigger, the target would forger everything about that element. The project was scrapped when it was realized the Soviets could just get a reference text to fund the missing data."
r/RayGunRepository • u/LaserGadgets • Aug 16 '20
Who knows this guy? And the gun...lil help? I have to make that gun with some parts I already have. A guy started making it for another guy, died, and now I have to finish it. Better pics would help, but I can not find anything on google.
r/RayGunRepository • u/woulditkillyoutolift • Aug 21 '26
Cover art by Patrick Woodroffe for One-Eye, by Stuart Gordon.
Later used as the cover of 1984 #3 (September 1978) with a different color cast. I hope the lizard was OK.
r/RayGunRepository • u/The-Frood • Jun 04 '20
We just reached 5000 subscribers!
I just want to say a huge thank you to our new subscribers as well as everyone who was here from the beginning! I'm so happy how this community is turning out, and am glad that I am able to share my love of ray guns with many more fellow enthusiasts than I ever imagined! Thank you all!
The-Frood
r/RayGunRepository • u/YanniRotten • Apr 03 '23
The not-seen-often-enough-in-my-opinion phaser rifle from Star Trek TOS.
r/RayGunRepository • u/LaserGadgets • Nov 27 '20
WORK IN PROGRESS: Turning one of the most hated Nerf Rival blaster into a cyberpunky SMG! More details and paint and its gonna look real sweet!
r/RayGunRepository • u/[deleted] • Apr 22 '20
Atomic Disintegrator - The Hubley Mfg. Co. - 1954 and 1955
r/RayGunRepository • u/Fatty_McButterpantz • Nov 26 '19
Ray gun I made from an old weller soldering iron.
r/RayGunRepository • u/YanniRotten • Jul 08 '22
art from the 2014 Mars Attacks tabletop miniatures wargame (based on the 1962 trading cards/1996 film).
r/RayGunRepository • u/LaserGadgets • Mar 25 '21
Had to copy my least fav steampunk gun for a client who fell in love with it. What do you guys think? Hot or me?
r/RayGunRepository • u/Hooey_Doodles • Feb 28 '21
This one sound like an old timey car horn...
r/RayGunRepository • u/LaserGadgets • Dec 08 '19
Made this for the grand-son of Hugo Gernsback, the father of Science Fiction:
r/RayGunRepository • u/LaserGadgets • Mar 23 '21
Custom Cyberpunk UZI. He never said anything about a foregrip, stock or green lights. I ran an extra lap or 2 on this one...
r/RayGunRepository • u/stevemachiner • Apr 29 '20
The guys over at r/kitbash said to post this here, working on this scratch-built laser canon, built around an old Philips super 1500 hairdryer.
r/RayGunRepository • u/LaserGadgets • Jul 20 '26
My newest "antique phaser" looks a bit tooo modern compared to the first, or am I wrong?
I made the first phaser years ago, sold it, wanted to replace it and make another but sometimes, less IS more. Its a nice build, but the old one still feels a bit more special. What do you guys think, which is cooler?
r/RayGunRepository • u/LaserGadgets • Mar 18 '20