In space no one can hear your thrusters scream. This amazing custom-made Iron Man and Alien Xenomorph mashup was created by the Samkwok workshop. They used Hot Toys’ 1/4 Iron Man Mark 43 figure and added all of the awesome xenomorph details. This figure is just a stunning creation. If I were Hot Toys, I would hire this guy and have him make a prototype so we can all own one. That paint job is masterful.
Scary as it looks, this Alien Xenomorph Easter Bunny also looks delicious. Imagine having this on display during Easter. This yummy yet terrifying treat is the latest piece of edible art created by artist and baker Christine McConnell. The woman is a master food crafter. How does she do it? I have no idea, but I can tell you that the Xenomorh’s head is a Twinkie!
Christine makes all kinds of awesome geeky treats and you can check them all out in her new book titled Deceptive Desserts: A Lady’s Guide to Baking Bad! I just want to eat this so bad!
This LEGO Xenomorph is the stuff of LEGO nightmares. Look at all of that stunning detail. It even has acid drool on the chin. It is from Spanish LEGO builders the Arvo Brothers. They really are a dynamic duo. It’s hard to imagine how anyone could top this version using just LEGO pieces.
If you want to make one yourself, they have a book detailing the process here. It always amazes me that people can creat such amazing sculptures out of LEGO.
Sideshow Collectibles does it again with this awesome Alien Xenomorph Statue. It is the Alien Internecivus raptus Statue. That means ‘murderous thief,’ and it is one of the few official names recorded for the xenomorph species. This Xenomorph has an elegant pose as it is ascending from a surreal monochromatic chamber, with its limbs crossed and its barbed tail coiled. It is so detailed that it is horrifying.
It stands 22″ tall x 8.5″ wide x 8″ long. It will be large and in charge in your collection.
These LEGO portraits of Xenomorphs and Predators are fun yet terrifying. Also awesome. They capture each creature perfectly using only LEGO bricks. These 3D portraits were created by New Zealand-based LEGO enthusiast Grantmasters. Some of you may recognize the Alien portrait, which was inspired by the original cover for the Alien: Weyland-Yutani Report Collectors’ Edition book.
I would hang these on my wall, but I’m not sure they would stay. They are just too scary despite being made of LEGO.
This Alien Queen Cosplay based on the alien queen from Aliens 2 is more beautiful than terrifying. It was created by animation director Ashley J. Long. That headpiece is made from 50 to 60 pieces of cardstock that were hand arranged and glued together over two months. Now that is dedication to your craft. No wonder it looks so perfect. The jewels are a nice creepy touch. The headpiece sits on a bike helmet, which is the key to making it wearable and keeping it in place. It’s a great design.
The egg is paper mache and the spine is aluminum. I’ve never seen a more stylish and elegant alien queen. Still deadly, but quite lovely. You can make one yourself. For more info check it out on Instructables.
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I can’t think of a better way to keep others away from your precious cookies. This Aliens Warrior Cookie Jar will scare anyone who even tries to steal your chocolate chip cookies. By now everyone knows that you don’t mess with a Xenomorph. Well, unless your name is Ellen Ripley anyway.
This cool cookie jar will look great in the kitchen and is a good reminder to others to stay away. You can pre-order it now and it will ship in January 2016.
In your den, no one can hear you scream! At least, that’s where I would put this cool Xenomorph Mini Taxidermy Display. Hey, it beats hunting one and mounting it yourself. That never ends well. This Alien display is hand sculpted, molded and cast in plastic. Then mounted on a wooden plaque, ready to hang on your wall.
It measures 7″ tall with the oval plaque. The Alien is 4″ tall. More than large enough to cause some trouble if it were alive. Tell your friends you bagged it yourself!
Now this is great packaging. And marketing. Apparently, this set of six Alien toy eggs comes in it’s own protective egg carton, just like the Grade A chicken variety you get from the grocery store. The set comes with three unhatched eggs and three with face huggers crawling around. Word is that they will be available this year. This is a must buy. No word on a price yet.
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Here is something you don’t see everyday. This is Pedro T. Predator and his friend Abi (deviantARTist Rex-equinox) cosplaying in Predator and Xenomorph costumes. In their world these aliens are not natural born enemies, but best buds who do everything together.
Like playing at the local playground together, getting on stage and rocking out, playing video games and scrabble together and much more. It’s nice to see these species getting along so well. They make the universe a nicer place.
