Steamwork was set in an era, yet steam power still rules the roost. What did the guns look like on a Saturday in the Victorian era? Will the steamy modifications change anything? And what will happen to the regular guns? All these are question each Steampunk fanatic wouldn’t wanna waste time on – and neither do we. So we thought of giving all Steampunk nerds a visual treat into some badass Steampunk guns – a journey which started with ordinary guns and ended on spiffy-looking Steampunk weapons! Presented in no particular order, here we present you with: The 16 Steampunk Guns plucked from one era for another:
Ray gun that doesn’t shoot rays, instead this steaming weapon spits compressed air or even squirts out water.
Steamy Ray Gun, when priming and painting becomes a new obsession.
Professor Shagnasty’s Model 101 Steampunk Nerf Assault Rifle with Halofex targeting device, for a perfect shot in the hole.
Steam-ish S.P.A.M. gun is badass spam in the un-steam world.
Victorious Mongoose, a ray gun with steamy style and spark is concealable.
Sci-fi induction to a steamy fervor, gearing to cast a wound.
Bipedal Rhino Tank Walker for a powerful ray gun on two legs.
Recreating the pipes from the Victorian era into a steaming ray gun for today.
Homemade Steampunk ray gun , only mock to shoot at things - if real isn’t your taste.
Steampunk gun from the Maker Faire 2008 creatively lased for all weird targets.
Steampunk sonic rifle, carved form butt to barrel to unravel the most lethal.
A Horatio Boarder Repeller, Captain Nemos would really have been proud of this.
Atomic Pistol, Steampunked ray gun with best of modern LED lighting to give the past a whole new look.
Cybertopian Handgun, Steampunk enough to remind us of Industrial Age London.
Pirate gun mod, steamed for the royal cats in the sea.
In the end, Steampunk Guns in a pair for the most enthusiastic of us all.
