Patterned after the device in the anime series Lensman, based on E. E. "Doc" Smith's stories. This prop is owned by a private collector in Japan.

A small boot pistol such as a gambler or smuggler might wear. This prop is still for sale.

Another small boot pistol which is presently owned by Modern Props.

Another small weapon owned by Modern Props

This is one of Ed's signature alien weapons, designed so that although they look bery unconventional, they are still ergonomic and fit comfortable in your hand. Owned by Modern Props.

This is one of Ed's card guns, so named because they are about the size of a credit card. This one is owned by a private collector in Hollywood.

Another of Ed's card guns, this one was designed to be electronics ready with high intensith LEDs in the nose, and a removeable electronic bay for the circuitry. It is still for sale.

An extreme close-up of one of Ed's hand props, showing the level of detail, and demonstrating how close you can get to Ed's work and still have it look good on camera.

Another extreme close-up of the other side of the prop. With Ed's work, a director doesn't have to shy away from ECUs since the prop maintains its level of detail.

A conceptual design for a helmet meant to fit Ed's warhorse costume, Eeon.

A conceptual interior design for the above helmet.

A conceptual design for a proposed film. The filmmaker wanted it to be made in miniature, but the cost of such a prop proved to be too prohibitive for his production. The film, as far as we know, was never made.

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