Crouching Xenomorph Alien
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 50 cm / 19.7 in
- Width: 30 cm / 11.8 in
- Depth: 35 cm / 13.8 in
Configurations
- Scale: 1/6
- Xenomorph figure in crouching pose atop sci-fi wreckage base
- Integrated translucent cracked-cylinder base element with teal resin effect
- Segmented tail extending from the figure
- Foliage and debris detailing at the base perimeter
Material & Packaging
- Material: Polystone (a dense resin-mineral composite that holds fine surface detail and carries weight well) and PU (polyurethane resin, commonly used for thinner or more complex structural parts)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Studio: QiJi Studio
- Edition Size: 188 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: August 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
QiJi Studio’s 1/6 scale Xenomorph locks the creature mid-crouch on a detailed sci-fi wreckage base, the full biomechanical anatomy rendered across 50 cm of polystone and PU with a deep iridescent paint finish that shifts between amber, bronze, and electric teal depending on the light. The translucent cracked-cylinder element integrated into the base adds a layer of environmental storytelling that separates this from a straight character stand. Limited to 188 pieces, it’s a tight run for a subject this technically demanding at this scale.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p><strong>SCENE NOTES</strong></p><p>This is QiJi Studio's original interpretive take on the Xenomorph in a predatory crouch — the posture that defines the creature at its most dangerous: weight forward, claws splayed, elongated head angled downward as if tracking prey below. That coiled-spring stillness is what makes the Xenomorph genuinely unsettling, and QiJi leans into it fully. The iridescent paint layering — amber and bronze warming the exoskeletal ribbing, cold teal bleeding into the recesses — gives the biomechanical surface a wet, living quality that flat black never achieves. The wreckage base, with its cracked translucent cylinder and overgrown debris, frames the creature as something that has already won.</p>
