1/3 Scale Big Chap Xenomorph Museum Masterline XL Statue

The Xenomorph from the original 1979 film Alien remains one of the most striking creature designs in film history. The work of H. R. Giger launched an entire Franchise – and this very first, iconic Xenomorph, known as "Big Chap," takes center stage in this statue from Prime 1 Studio's Museum Masterline XL series.

Standing 100 cm tall at a 1:3 scale, the statue makes full use of its presence. The head features the so-called "Wide Shot Head" variant, also known as the "Giger Head" – the version with finely detailed features seen in the film's wide shots. The body is symmetrically structured, while the long tail extends in a whip-like curve. Its deliberately unpredictable pose reflects the physical presence of Bolaji Badejo, who portrayed the Xenomorph on screen.

The base draws inspiration from the interior of the USCSS Nostromo. Pipes, dark red grid panels, and a stark, industrial aesthetic recreate the film's oppressive atmosphere. An illuminated inner wall with LED elements adds depth to the display and can be removed, allowing the statue to be viewed cleanly from all sides.

The bonus version also includes Jones, the Nostromo's ship's cat, complete with an opening transport crate – a detail that plays a pivotal role in the film and rounds out the scene perfectly.