New Zealand-based company WETA is best known for creating the amazing swords, suits-o-armor and other excruciatingly-detailed props for movies like The Lord of the Rings trilogy and other awesome sundries. But the company has a spiffy side project in which they make fake rayguns for purchase and display.

These things are really, really cool.

WETA just announced its awesomest offering yet: “The Unnatural Selector,” a 50-unit limited release raygun rifle. It’s a blunderbuss-meets-retro-scifi weapon, and it’ll set you back around $6,000. But behold what you get for dropping so much cash:

• 100% designed and crafted at multi Academy Award winning Weta Workshop in New Zealand
• Built from metal, glass and rare Venusian Worm Oak (imitation wood….which under Earth conditions is surprisingly similar to resin)
• The breech block will be engraved with your name and individual edition number.
• Articulated triggers, levers and switches
• Custom built stand — suitable for displaying on your mantelpiece, or hanging on the wall.
• Certificate of Authenticity signed by Creator Greg Broadmore and Weta Workshop Creative Director Richard Taylor
• Packed in Grordbort’s Laboratories sturdy, wooden delivery crate
• Edition Numbers 1 - 9 Only: An illustrated “Raygun Operator’s License” designed by Greg Broadmore with your name and photo

Mined by: J.C. “Zap! Zap!” Hutchins, via /Film