We Build What Shouldn't Exist.
For decades, the propmaking world whispered the name Professor Rubbertoe with equal parts awe, confusion, and mild fear. A brilliant inventor with the attention span of a caffeinated squirrel and the safety standards of a Victorian circus, the Professor was responsible for some of the most ambitious, unstable, and gloriously impractical rayguns ever conceived.
THE PROFESSOR’S PAST RAYGUNS
A GLORIOUSLY DANGEROUS LEGACY
Over the years, Professor Rubbertoe created a whole arsenal of experimental rayguns, each one a beautiful blend of engineering brilliance, questionable safety, and pure workshop chaos. These early models became legends in their own right, whispered about in prop maker circles and occasionally blamed for unexplained scorch marks.
Now, with the Professor dragged out of retirement (and bribed with biscuits), we’re opening the vault.​​​​​
​​​​Explore the old range. Rediscover the classics. And who knows… if enough people shout loudly enough, some of these beauties may return.