An original xenomorph egg prop from the production of James Cameron's sequel film Aliens (20th Century Fox, 1986) which follows returning heroine Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) as she accompanies a team of Marines sent to investigate the radio silence of the colony on LV-426, the planet on which the crew encountered the xenomorph in the original film, Alien (20th Century Fox, 1979).

The hollow egg is made of fiberglass with molded wrinkles and veins, and painted brown. The top aperture is closed while the bottom of the egg (where it would sit on the ground) is open revealing the hollow interior.

Eggs in varying stages can be seen during the climactic sequence when Ripley goes to rescue Newt (Carrie Henn) from the Queen's nest. After freeing the child from the goo that trapped her, Ripley starts to carry Newt away. The pair slowly realize they are mere feet away from the imposing Queen as she lays her eggs. Ripley fires a warning shot with her flame thrower, illuminating the many egg pods, some of which begin to open. Ripley torches them all.

Includes a DVD of the film.

36 x 26 x 26 inches;