With the Xenomorph looking so good, the last thing you want is a snapped off tail.Īt around 14cm tall, the Alien and Predator Figurine Collection figurines are nice models to put on show (if you decide to take them out of the collector’s box they come in). If little hands get hold of it to play with, be careful of rough handling as this can lead to parts snapping off. The feel of the Xenomorph is metallic, which fits well with the industrial style terror of the Alien, but it should be noted that the Xenomorph is delicate. While we don’t see the full Alien in that scene, now we get to see it in all its glory. This of course was what hinted to Brett that the Xenomorph was close (it was closer than he thought). This of course hints at the alien’s first real big reveal when it attacks Brett (Harry Dean Stanton).Īnother hint that the Xenomorph figurine design is taken from that scene is also the shedded skin that can be seen on the stand too. You’ll notice the little baseball cap, or trucker cap which connects with the Alien movie being really about truckers in space. Giger’s alien creation was a work of art, that not only created the monster itself but also the ship it originated from in the Alien movie (in egg form of course).Ī nice touch with the Alien design is to have a few little props from Alien included on the Xenomorphs little stand. Looking at the impressive little statue, which is 1:16 scale (around 14cm tall) there is plenty of detail in the design of the figurine, and there has to be. This is why my review of the Alien and Predator Figurine Collection starts with the original Xenomorph. The moment the creature rips itself from the chest of John Hurt is one of the most iconic moments in movie history. To fans though, it will always begin with Alien. With the upcoming release of Alien: Covenant, we get a glimpse of the origins of the Xenomorph.
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