The Prime 1 Studio Big Chap Xenomorph from Ridley Scott’s Alien joins the Museum Masterline XL in 1/3 scale, standing approximately 100cm tall.
Created by H. R. Giger and the starting point of a franchise that continues today, the Big Chap is captured with the intricately detailed “Giger Head”, a symmetrical body and a long, whip-like tail, in an unsettling pose reflecting Bolaji Badejo’s tall physique and movement. The base is inspired by the interior of the Nostromo, with rugged piping and red mesh plates, and a removable interior wall with LED illumination lets you view the sculpt from every angle.
Sold Out of Our Allocation – Contact Us About More
Our allocation of this statue has sold out, but we may be able to get more. Message us on WhatsApp or email [email protected] with the statue’s name and we will check with our suppliers. You can also sign up for a stock notification on this page. In the meantime, these sci-fi horror statues are available to pre-order:
Key Features
- The Prime 1 Studio Big Chap Xenomorph is an officially licensed Alien statue
- Museum Masterline XL, 1/3 scale, approximately 100cm tall
- Detailed “Giger Head” (Wide Shot Head)
- Nostromo base with removable LED-lit wall
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Prime 1 Studio |
| Collection | Museum Masterline XL |
| Film | Alien |
| Character | Big Chap Xenomorph (Regular Version) |
| Scale | 1/3 |
| Height | Approx. 100cm |
Displaying the Big Chap in a Moducase
At around 100cm tall, the Big Chap needs a tall case. We recommend the Moducase Max150 (66 × 66cm interior, 143cm high, 70kg). Please contact us to confirm the fit for its base and tail. Moducase panels are not UV-protective, so we recommend keeping your display out of direct sunlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Big Chap Xenomorph still available?
Our allocation has sold out, but message us on WhatsApp or email and we will check whether we can get more.
What is the “Giger Head”?
The Wide Shot Head, based on H. R. Giger’s design. The separate Close-Up Shot Version features the “Rambaldi Head”.













































