A small selection of 1979 Kenner ALIEN toy limbs has become available on eBay. Three pieces in total, all listed individually including a right arm and both legs. Perfectly fine pieces if you are looking for parts needed to complete a sample of the toy currently missing these parts. 
All pieces appear to be clean and complete with some wear from normal use. Here’s a few links if you are interested in purchasing either or all of these parts.
US$59.99 – Right arm. All six fingers are attached and the rubber anchor appears to be unbroken. The blunt elbow spur is also present. These features can all be damaged but they’re all good here.
US$44.99 – Left leg. Complete with the spindle needed to attach it to the toy’s hip in good and unbroken condition
US$44.99 – Right leg. As above. Complete with unbroken spindles in good condition.
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The older Kenner toy is lacking the commonly missing parts, head dome, dorsal crest and the lower part of the tongue. Nothing new there. He’s a little dusty but his jaw activation still works. Arms are loose but still attached. The arms float a little outside the shoulder sockets; but just having the arms attached either by original rubber anchors or via third party repair method doesn’t detract from them being present and seated in place and not missing altogether. A generally nice figure that could benefit from a good clean with soapy water and a toothbrush. The 1999 AMT ERTL ALIEN kit also included in this offerieng is new and still wrapped in original shrink wrap. It is a re-release of the original 1979 MPC ALIEN kit and is a relatively common and easy to find item. Nonetheless, an unopened sample is a worthy addition to any ALIEN collection. Well, both of these figures would be welcome. A great pair of items and priced to sell quick.
First up, let’s tackle the Big Chap. This isn’t a bootleg. It’s a legitimately licenced item. This large figure is a Tsukuda Hobby action figure from 1995 and is indirectly derived from the older 1979 Kenner ALIEN action figure which I frequently post about on this page. Anyway, this 1995 ALIEN figure is a modified recast of the Halcyon model kit released in 1991. Significantly, the Halcyon ALIEN kit in turn is a recast of Tsukuda Hobby’s previous Jumbo Series No.2 ALIEN figure, released in 1984. That 1984 Tsukuda Hobby figure was itself a recast of the original 1979 Kenner ALIEN toy. Confused yet? Wait, it gets even more complex. For whatever unknown reason, when Tsukuda Hobby recast this figure and released it in 1995, they neglected to modify the date stamp that originally appears on the 1991 Halcyon kit. The manufacture date on the Tsukuda item will erroneously display 1991 on its right foot instead of the correct date of 1995. It has often been referred to as a 1991 Kenner ALIEN which of course is equally erroneous, although it does share a legitimate heritage with two other aforementioned figures associated with Kenner’s original ALIEN toy.
This is the “Weathered Edition” of the pulse rifle is limited to a run of 750 pieces worldwide. It will become available sometime in late 2025 at a cost of US$699.95. You can now 
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Here’s what the great folk at NECA have to say “Alien: Romulus is in theaters NOW! Celebrate the Alien: Romulus premiere with our Alien: Romulus collection, featuring the Ultimate Scorched Xenomorph Action Figure and Accessory Set. Both products are available for pre-order on the 
ALIEN movies don’t come around often enough as far as I am concerned. This one is a good one. A little heavy handed on the fan service and boasting familiar scenarios, sure. Regardless, none of those problems stop it from being a fine space adventure worthy of the ALIEN moniker. I liked it.
Here’s a disclaimer from the manufacturer, “ALL PRODUCTS ARE FAN ART BULLAIRS NYLLC 2024 CLAIM THE LEGAL RIGHT OF FAIR USE NO OFFICIAL TRADEMARK BRANDING OR LOGOS ARE FEATURED ON SAID PRODUCT.” Which means these are not licenced product but are nonetheless still worthy of some attention keen on some unique footwear. Which I have no problem with. I am for equally supporting independent creatives as much as I support Official product. 
The socks feature three distinct designs. The classic “FREE HUGS” facehugger pattern, a blood red “XENOMORPH” design and a third pair featuring both facehuggers and xenomorphs against a hexagonal background. These socks are wild! They also appear ideal to be mixed and matched rather than worn as straight pairs. Love ’em.
These will be available while stocks last from August 12 until September 1. hmmm-nom… Tasty. I could wolf down a Xenoburger and guzzle down some Acid Blood right now! I guess it’s true. “In space no one can hear you drool”.
The head and dorsal crest previously listed by the seller have already been sold. These quick sales can be attributed to the parts not being priced overly high. Today’s listing of a pair of legs and a left arm is no different. Here’s the links to all available parts as of this writing:
Reebok have famously released replica sneakers in the past based on those worn by Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) in ALIENS. Don’t forget to read the rules of entry. No doubt Regal Cinemas won’t accept entries outside the US.