Hiya Toys have announced a set of three eggs in the 1:18 scale now available for pre-order from their web store. These eggs are based on the ones appearing in ALIEN covenant. 
Each of the 3 eggs in this set are in different stages of disgorging their contents. The first one is closed and inert. The second egg is activated featuring open labia with the contents still inside. The third egg is empty. I believe a facehugger is also included in the set, making it a set of four pieces. At four inches tall, I’m not sure how well these eggs will scale with other Hiya Toys figures at the same height. No released date has been set but pre-order is US$19.99.
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Not much more information is available just yet and the figure won’t be available for another twelve months. Nonetheless, we can expect a good range of articulation for this item as their previous ALIEN figures in this range have been well endowed in this area. Below are some more pics to keep you company. Just keep reminding yourself this item is only four inches tall – around the same height as a Super7 ReAction figure but likely to have twice as much articulation. No doubt such comparisons will be inevitable but both companies are producing distinctly different product for the difference of a dollar.
It’s a good selection of product, all vintage from last century and chronologically presented, starting with 1979 at the top. Of course, that puts the 18 inch Kenner ALIEN toy in pole position. Where it belongs. 
Also known as bootLEGO, just keep in mind these are unlicenced items made in a small production run, hence the high price. They do look great, don’t they! Being unlicenced, a cheaper Chinese knock off version may yet appear at a later date. What? Foreign bootlegs of product that is itself an unlicenced knock off product? Yep. It does happen, surprisingly often. I may have to get some of these.
It looks like an additional 15% discount may apply to residents of the US and Mexico. Here’s the fine fine print “*Exclusions apply. Offer applies on select products only. Promotion ends 4/27 7PM EST. Comics will be available as supplies last. Offer valid in US, Canada, and Mexico only.” Go grab some Eaglemoss ALIEN goodies …and some of that PREDATOR stuff too, if you’re that way inclined.
It’s eight feet of Ugly, lovingly fabricated from fiberglass and mixed media, all for the princely sum of US
The truth is, everyone thinks ALIEN-MAN is the best! Forget that Raymond dickhead, everyone loves ALIEN-MAN. This odd figure is definitely one of my favourite knock off figures in my collection and definitely one of my favourite ALIEN figures overall. I even allocated the No.2 spot on my 
There are two things in my life I love more than a good pizza; and that’s Dinosaurs and Aliens. So this amalgam of both appeals to my sensitivities in multiple levels. I’ve been aware of this 43cm (over a foot!) long behemoth for some time but never anticipated it to become available in my own country. Fantastic! Quite often, items like this simply never reach these shores. This is a very welcome import.
This tiny, stylised figure is made of PVC and features three points of articulation. It’s tiny. At 60mmh x 28mmw x 60mmd it’s barely over 2 inches tall. It is shipped inside a stackable perspex case featuring a rotating turntable. I guess if you want it to be taller you can buy more and just keep stacking them up on each other. Anyway, looks like a fun little piece.
Here are the links to see more images and information regarding these dubious items. You will need to scroll down passed a slew of other remarkably questionable products and weird junk on their respective pages to find them. Have fun!
Here’s the word from BBTS, “Based on the 1986 Alien sequel, the MegaBox MB-10 features the Alien Queen as a transformable figure. This Alien Queen figure can change from menacing monster to a compact cube form.” The folding figure is made from translucent ABS and stands at almost 5 inches and folds down into a 2 inch convex polyhedron. 
These lurid pieces of weird junk are great. I love them. I own several of them so I can vouch for their overtly unconventional take on the popular Alien form. Stuff made in Mexico breaks a lot of rules and these things are no exception. I have no idea who makes these things. There is no maker’s mark or any date of manufacture printed on the figures. Identities as to what kind of Aliens these ludicrous things are intended to represent is always at a loss. This weird junk from Mexico is at once outstanding and crappy all in the same breath and is simply the Best of the Worst. 
