Game Controller Keychain

Your favourite gamepad, shrunk down to jingle on your keys. This flat keyring is a clean silhouette of a classic twin-grip games controller — the winged body with two chunky handles, a directional pad on the left, four action-button recesses top right, and two round thumbstick holes cut clean through the middle. Rendered here in a bright gold, it is a simple extruded profile with softly rounded edges that feel good in the pocket. A cheap, quick and cheerful gift for gamers, it drops straight onto a keyring, backpack zip or lanyard. Print a batch in different filament colours for party-bag favours, stocking fillers or market-stall stock. Print notes • Dead easy: lay it flat on the bed and print with no supports at all — the button and stick holes bridge fine at this size. • Add a keyring loop by scaling up one of the existing holes, or drill a 4–5 mm hole after printing. • Two or three perimeters with a low infill make it tough enough for daily EDC use without wasting filament. • Print two-tone by pausing for a filament swap partway up, or paint the recessed d-pad and buttons a contrast colour for a pop of detail. • At ten to twenty minutes each on a fast printer you can churn out a whole tray in an evening.