Fallout 3 Gas Mask For Halloween

• Confort+ : The metallic material won’t interfere with your face.
• A realistic field of vision with the mask.
• Length: 250 x 190 x 150 inch.
• Weight : 620 lbs.
• Material : Resistant and realistic metal.
• This Fallout 3 Gas Mask is a perfect replica of its original model.

We present you on our online shop the Fallout 3 gas mask, featuring a circular piece of metal on the front serving as a sound membrane, as well as holes for your ears so that you can still listen to the screams and fears of your loved ones. In addition, this mask contains a device to receive water and liquid food like in your favorite video games / movies. Its design is completely authentic and as you have seen it on the screen. The real Fallout 3 makeshift gas mask is convenient with its complex mechanism that is integrated into it and could be attached to the gourd to drink your favorite drinks. A real masterpiece and military prowess as we like them to celebrate Halloween in a most exceptional costume. Make your friends’ other costumes look ridiculous next to yours. This piece of equipment comes straight from a military stock and is perfectly authentic to reality. If you have a passion for collector’s items or history items, this Fallout gas mask for sale should be a must-have and part of your Halloween costume wardrobe.

The gas mask Fallout 3 protects against ambient gases to allow the wearer to breathe safely in an unstable environment. On the other hand, contrary to popular belief, it does not protect against radioactive agents. It was invented by Lewis Haslett in 1847 on the basis of the work of Alexander Von Humboldt, who had created a draft mask to protect miners. Thus Haslett invented the gas mask for nuclear Fallout with two valves: one was used to inhale air through a filter, the other to exhale air. This system was called a lung protector. The invention was then improved many times, so that the wearer could be protected from toxic fumes. The development of asault gas mask Fallout took place during the First World War, when chemical weapons and the invention of poison gas prompted soldiers to use it. The filters were improved to block viruses as much as possible: composed of 300 nanometre filter cells, they prevent the spread of smallpox or tuberculosis.