Continuing its 40th anniversary celebrations of Aliens, Hot Toys has revealed the sixth scale Ellen Ripley and Power Loader collectible set from James Cameron’s 1986 sci-fi sequel, which is available to pre-order now over at Sideshow, priced at $555; check out the promotional images here…
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Continuing the celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the sci-fi classic Aliens, Hot Toys is thrilled to present the definitive centerpiece for fans — the 1/6th scale Ellen Ripley and Power Loader Collectible Set, bringing together the iconic industrial titan and an Ellen Ripley figure that captures her battle-damaged appearance, exclusive to this collectible set.
The 1/6th scale Ellen Ripley Collectible Figure features a newly crafted head sculpt with separate rolling eyeballs and heavier blood paint applications that reflect her intense fight. Crafted with a silicone upper body, her exposed shoulders and arms boast a realistic, seamless design that pairs naturally with her battle-damaged outfit. Her outfit includes a torn and weathered white T-shirt worn over an inner gray tank top, a grenade harness, a wristwatch, weathered light blue-gray pants, weathered Reebok Alien Stompers, and a dark gray sock that is interchangeable with her right shoe — allowing fans to display the moment when her Reebok Alien Stomper was torn away into the airlock. Lastly, the figure is completed with a metal grating floor-themed figure stand.
The 1/6th scale Power Loader Collectible stands an imposing 51.5cm tall with over 18 points of articulation. It features articulated mechanical arms, legs, grabbing claws, slidable joysticks, an openable roll cage, and functional webbing harness straps. It is elevated by USB-powered LED illumination on both the top warning beacon and the interior of the roll cage. Best of all, it is perfectly scaled and engineered to seat the Ellen Ripley figure into the cockpit.
