This is very small, only about 1 inch length. Made completely from watch parts (except on the larger one there is a small key charm for the barral).
Done for a request.
FOR SALE HERE: [link]
More info on our front page.
P.S - About some people saying this isn't Steampunk: Steampunk does not mean putting a bunch of gears on something. It's meant to be representational of an alternate power force, sometimes set in victorian times. Utilitarian objects with mechanical parts. This is a necklace, not a large gun, made of mechanical parts (more than just finding a bunch of gears and placing them randomly). So yes, I'd like to argue that this is Steampunk.
We work with a LOT of watch parts and gears, and most of the time we never label things as Steampunk. We don't throw around the word mindlessly. But then, it is a subgenre of fantasy so there isn't some specific rules for anything to or to not be called it.
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Done for a request.
FOR SALE HERE: [link]
More info on our front page.
P.S - About some people saying this isn't Steampunk: Steampunk does not mean putting a bunch of gears on something. It's meant to be representational of an alternate power force, sometimes set in victorian times. Utilitarian objects with mechanical parts. This is a necklace, not a large gun, made of mechanical parts (more than just finding a bunch of gears and placing them randomly). So yes, I'd like to argue that this is Steampunk.
We work with a LOT of watch parts and gears, and most of the time we never label things as Steampunk. We don't throw around the word mindlessly. But then, it is a subgenre of fantasy so there isn't some specific rules for anything to or to not be called it.
