The enduring appeal of the Alien can be seen in this 100 cm work of art made from old car parts and scrap metal. 
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The Alien Newborn was featured in the film Alien: Resurrection (1997). It was a terrifying cross between a human and an alien. 
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This is our Alien Queen statue, a design inspired by the movie Alien vs. Predator. As a tribute to its sci-fi origins, extra care was employed to make it as futuristic and as terrifying as the one presented on the movie. 
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Sci-Fi’s baddest antagonists – the Alien and the Predator – memorialized in the heat of battle in this excellently done plaque of steel. The thousand-year, universe-wide clash gets encapsulated in steel art. 
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This little alien piece still manages to look menacing, although not quite as fierce as its other bigger cousins. It's not bad for a miniature version. It can never be mistaken as something other than a monster inspired by the movie Alien. 
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The Alien Queen - the mother of all aliens, the cradle of space terror in the Alien film franchise. The Alien Queen was one mean and malevolent mama. 
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The MD11 Alien statue makes extensive use of motorcycle chains. The MD11 is a different depiction of the Alien xenomorph. 
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This 150 cm Alien sculpture, based on the successful movies starring Sigourney Weaver, depicts the half human, half alien creature which also happens to be Ripley’s daughter. 
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As if advancing towards a defenseless prey, this alien statue will deserve every admiring gesture it will get from the audience - whether these are in the forms of words and phrases or just plain gasps and whistles. We're pretty sure this piece will get p 
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The MD08 is another large Alien statue. This one is a fan’s fantasy come true. 
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The Alien Queen is a bigger and badder version of the aliens in the original movie and this 200 cm sculpture shows off how bad the Queen is with its sharp fangs and intricate tail. 
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This figure is the alien antagonist from the hit sci-fi movie, Alien. After all these years, the monster still exudes a sense of menace, and it is portrayed here as just that, menacing and scary. 
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The Alien head was developed by famous sculptor H.R. Geiger and it has been created in this excellently crafted 20 cm scrap metal sculpture. 
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You can scream for Joy when you see this beautiful 210 cm scrap metal sculpture of the famous Xenomorph in the famous alien movie franchise. 
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The MD140 is a huge, heavy, imposing and threatening Alien statue. You wouldn’t want to be alone in a room with this thing. 
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The alien is a legendary extra terrestrial that fought Ripley in the famous movie franchise and this 220 cm was handcrafted from scrap metal parts. 
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The alien is a movie in 1979 that featured a bloodthirsty monster and this 210 cm model tries to recreate the same monster by using recycled scrap metal. 
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The MD130 is another extra large, super-sized Alien statue. Having this statue in your doorway is like having an extra bodyguard around. 
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For those familiar with the movie Alien, they can easily place this statue as a representation of a newborn alien. Towering at slightly over 7ft in height, it's a formidable sight. This statue is hauntingly beautiful, and very interesting. 
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The Alien Queen was recreated with so much detail at a height of $300 cm that the mouth of the alien had an amazing collection of teeth. 
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This 30 cm tall Alien Queen Head would look good on your coffee table or mantle. It makes for an excellent conversation piece during parties or gatherings. 
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The 35 cm Alien Queen sculpture was built with sparkplugs for its arms while its teeth was made up of tiny screws. 
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In the Alien film franchise, an alien on its fours meant it was about to run its next victim down. This 35cm Crawling Alien statue shows it is ready for a speed test, get ready to run! 
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The star of the 1979 sci-fi hit, the one that started one of the most successful franchises in the genre. Super strong, tremendously agile, you are looking at space's ultimate destructive force. 
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The Alien - the terror of space and the dreaded stalker of the Nostromo. Our 65cm Alien statue is space terror personified in steel art. 
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This 70 cm plaque of the famous movie monster, the Alien, boasts of excellent craftsmanship and attention to detail. 
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Lt. Ripley (Sigourney Weaver)’s ultimate adversary in the second film of the Alien franchise. Enraged by the destruction of her offsprings right in her egg chamber, the Alien Queen battles the gritty Lt. Ripley in one of Hollywood’s memorable fight scenes 
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This 80 cm statue of the alien represents the Alien Newborn because it has both the eye sockets and the breasts that only the alien newborn has. 
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Made from used car parts and scrap material, this coffee table doubles as an artwork and as a piece of unique furniture. 
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This is a plaque dedicated to the scariest extra-terrestrial monster ever concocted for a movie. It's a beautiful work that can be displayed anywhere, not because it's looks fearsome, but because it is art down to the tiniest metal part. 
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Who will win in this battle of 2 of the meanest and scariest sci-fi bad guys ever? Who knows, what's more worthy of knowing is that this plaque is made entirely of scrap metal, including the frame. 
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