selectric consoles

I think Selectrics are pretty cool; I'd kinda like one I could use as a printer, and if it could be a full serial tty that would be even cooler. So far, I've found that IBM made the 1050 and the 2741 selectric-based console terminals, both of which were large, heavy, and not very reliable. Did IBM ever do any better, like say a serial module for a selectric III? I know some of the Wheelwriter typewriters had serial ports, but the golf ball type elements are just too much cooler. I found some web pages that talk about Trendata ttys based on selectrics, but very little hard info; anyone here know anything about them? I also remember the ByteWriter and similar contraptions that strapped a bunch of solenoids on top of a typewriter keyboard, but while entertainingly kludgy, that lacks a certain degree of elegance. --akb