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Who can remember — spoiler alert — the end scenes of 1986's
Aliens when the Alien Queen, still enraged by the destruction of her eggs, clashes with Ripley wearing an exosuit cargo-loader. The xenomorph royalty has been interpreted as pictured herein by UK-based artist
Hugh Rose, who has carefully converted a vinyl Munny figure into this detail-laden interpretation. Especially striking is the choice to make a more angular, blocky sculpted form on the base but to still incorporate the sleekness of the original creature through the tribal-esque patterning on it. This newest horror icon one-of-a-kind piece was commissioned Rose's other similarly themed pieces (
“Pinhead” from
Hellraiser, “Billy” from
Saw,
“Captain Spaulding” from
House of 1,000 Corpses,
“Leatherface” from
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and "
Frankenstein").
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