New PREVIEWS Exclusive Alien and Predator Figures from Hiya Toys

From Hiya Toys. A PREVIEWS Exclusive! Hiya Toys returns with a new deco for an old favorite! From AVP: Alien vs. Predator, the Celtic Predator is one of a trio of Yautja that initially appears in Antarctica to hunt xenomorphs. While retaining the same form as its predecessor, this Invisible Celtic Predator features a clear molding to simulate this hunter in stealth mode. This 1/18-scale figure stands about 4" tall and comes complete with the now-standard extended wristblades, a combistick in both extended and retracted mode, and a shruiken with extended blades.

From Hiya Toys. A PREVIEWS Exclusive! The hero Yautja from 2007's Alien Vs. Predator 2: Requiem, named Wolf for the "fixer" character from Pulp Fiction, this Predator is of elite rank, and is marked by his scarred face and missing tusk. Hiya Toys debuts this heavily-armed hunter with this 1/18-scale figure derived from ADI's design. Wolf stands about 4" tall and features many accessories standard to Predators, including wristblades, plasmacaster, and shruiken. But it's Wolf's whip and handmade plasma pistol that set him apart from the pack! Wolf also comes with multiple hands, as well as a pegged stand for ease in posing.

From Hiya Toys. A PREVIEWS Exclusive! In space, no one can hear you scream! Executive Officer of the Nostromo, Thomas Kane volunteered to explore the derelict spacecraft on LV-426 but quickly fell victim to implantation by a Facehugger! Hiya Toys has recreated his final moments with Kane in his crew jumpsuit. The iconic prey portrayed by Sir John Hurt comes with Facehugger and Chestburster attachments, multiple hands, and an extra anguished head sculpt, so you can recreate the big surprise!

From Hiya Toys. A PREVIEWS Exclusive! She's faced down the xenomorph threat twice. But now Ellen Ripley has entered her most threatening environment yet: stranded on a decrepit prison planet with the galaxy's most antisocial criminals as company. Hiya Toys presents its second design from 1992's Alien 3. The Dog Alien was conceived by director David Fincher to be quadrapedal, "more of a puma, or a beast" than the previous styles from Alien and Aliens. Designed by Tom Woodruff Jr. and Alec Gillis, the Dog Alien features a more slender, animalistic look that perfectly suits the darker tone of the third film in the Alien series. This 1/18-scale figure stands around 4" tall and comes with a special stand.