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Description
Behold, the Tesla Bracer.

Lazuli had stumbled across schematics and other design remnants of the "Tesla Arm", a creation from a man by the name of Vladislaus Dantes. Missing most of the segments for the body of the device, Lazuli took a hand at putting his own in place, adding his own taste for decorative yet functional weaponry in the process.

The bracer was found to be quite useful indeed, working in conjunction with whatever the wearer handles. It safely transfers a lethal current to said handled objects, and can even be projected for a fraction of a second. Yes, this device can electrify bullets. As well, it is also quite handy with a sword..... or even better- a war hammer *wink*

This is a thank you to Danny of Outland Armor for unknowingly acting as a great inspiration for my steampunk costuming efforts. Also to his crew, I've only spoken with Laura once before, but as her representing the whole I can say they are great people! So alas, I thank thee!

For custom commission work of any sort send an email to info@airshipisabella.com or visit [link]

Description
Behold, the Tesla Bracer.

Lazuli had stumbled across schematics and other design remnants of the "Tesla Arm", a creation from a man by the name of Vladislaus Dantes. Missing most of the segments for the body of the device, Lazuli took a hand at putting his own in place, adding his own taste for decorative yet functional weaponry in the process.

The bracer was found to be quite useful indeed, working in conjunction with whatever the wearer handles. It safely transfers a lethal current to said handled objects, and can even be projected for a fraction of a second. Yes, this device can electrify bullets. As well, it is also quite handy with a sword..... or even better- a war hammer *wink*

This is a thank you to Danny of Outland Armor for unknowingly acting as a great inspiration for my steampunk costuming efforts. Also to his crew, I've only spoken with Laura once before, but as her representing the whole I can say they are great people! So alas, I thank thee!

For custom commission work of any sort send an email to info@airshipisabella.com or visit [link]