Prime 1 Studio Prepares to Open Pre-Orders for "Alien" Xenomorph Statue – The Perfect Organism
Prime 1 Studio is gearing up to launch pre-orders for its highly anticipated 1/3 scale "Big Chap" Xenomorph statue, a faithful recreation of the iconic creature from Ridley Scott's original 1979 film "Alien." This impressive collectible features LED lighting and is designed to house Jonesy the cat in an openable carrying case within the deluxe version.
The company has officially announced that pre-orders for this magnificent Xenomorph statue will commence on March 13, 2026, at 09:00 AM MSK (Moscow Standard Time).
Collectors can acquire the standard version of this intricate piece for $1999, while the more elaborate deluxe version will be available for $2999.
The statue boasts significant dimensions, standing 100 cm (approximately 39.4 inches) tall, 68 cm (26.8 inches) wide, and 65 cm (25.6 inches) deep, with a substantial weight of 52.28 kg (around 115.2 lbs). Its custom base draws inspiration from the claustrophobic interiors of the USCSS Nostromo, featuring a removable inner wall accentuated with LED backlighting to enhance the atmosphere.
Each set includes two interchangeable heads, two pairs of interchangeable hands, a display stand for one head, and two branded logo plates. The deluxe set elevates the experience further by adding a meticulously sculpted figure of Jonesy the cat, complete with his iconic openable portable case.
Prime 1 Studio anticipates that shipping of these statues will commence between August and November 2027.
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