Biohazard Gas-Mask Skull Pendant

A wasteland warning you can wear — a scowling skull sealed inside a respirator, cradled by the three-bladed biohazard trefoil. At the centre sits a stylised human skull, its eye sockets cut into sharp, angry slants and its brow drawn into a permanent scowl. Clamped over the lower face is a gas mask: two ribbed filter canisters bolt to the cheeks and feed a short, threaded breathing port at the chin. Curving behind the head, the classic biohazard symbol forms the body of the piece, its three hooked crescents interlocking around a central ring, while a separate jump ring rises from the top so the whole charm can hang from a chain or cord. This is pendant-scale hardware rather than a flat wall carving — think necklace centrepiece, keyring, zip pull or backpack tag for fans of survival-horror, post-apocalyptic and tactical-goth looks. Print notes: • Resin/SLA is the safer bet at this size; the hose ribs and eye sockets stay crisp where FDM would blur them. • If you run filament, scale up 150–200% and drop to a 0.2 mm or finer nozzle. • Orient face-up with light supports under the top jump ring and the mask overhangs. • Prime, then drybrush weathered steel or oxidised bronze over a black wash to sink grime into the recesses.