Steampunk Goggles "ZoomEye"

by gogglerman

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Intro: Steampunk Goggles "ZoomEye"

33 Comments

epok99 4 years ago

Hello. Love your work, any chance you would be willing to sell any of the following in order of preference:
Steampunk Goggles "N-Axis"
Last Exile Goggles
Steampunk Goggles "ZoomEye"
Thanks.

Honda Enoch 11 years ago

Where is the "How To"? This is not a DIY this is a show case.

tinker234 12 years ago

how much can you zoom in on it

gogglerman 12 years ago

This is an imitation. There's no lens.

iterabusui 12 years ago

Reminds me of Thief, with Garrett's eye being all telescopic and all.

I can be him now!

eamc317 12 years ago

What about adding the Diaphragm to the zoom, to give it a 'camera zoom' effect? Thanks for sharing, it looks great!

gogglerman 12 years ago

As well as a drive, you can use the zoom lens a small steam engine :)
Thank you

eamc317 12 years ago

Thats a really neat idea. Maybe in the the near future?

DehLeprechaun 12 years ago

do you think you could make/make an instructable :) for welding goggles, steampunk style?

gogglerman 12 years ago

I think that I will not be able to make the welding goggles in steampunk goggles.
This is not possible. I am sorry :)

jslaga 12 years ago

have you ever considered selling these? they're amazing

eklipse 12 years ago

Someone should hire you for wardrobe and style consultation for the next Steampunk themed movie. Serious. I'm glad you craft all of this stuff and I hope you enjoy it and keep doing it.

gogglerman 12 years ago

Thank you. I just love doing cute but unnecessary things :) I do not develop concepts. I don't know how to.

didgitalpunk 12 years ago

you sould try doing glasses with polarised glass, to reduce or even block light.

didgitalpunk 12 years ago

if you put a piece of polarized glass on top of another one you get a normal view but if you turn it 90° it becomes very dark and so it could do a sun-glasses like effect.
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