Facehugger Attack!
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Well, he's finished. Poor bastard, he thought he'd be getting a huge bonus from the company for his "discovery". I think this mini turned out looking decent, I tried to produce a dramatic, high-contrast paint job rather than flawless blending. The sculpt itself was rather lacking, specifically it had problems with some of the clothing details being indistinct or poorly-rendered. This is typical of many sculpts from the late 80's, however.
The eggs are plaster casts of some ones that came with my
Alien Queen, a probably-rare set I bought WAY back when (c. 1991 in fact).