15 Extraterrestrial Designs For Alien Buffs!

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\nThe world we inhabit is a wonderful place. No surprises, therefore, that even creatures from outer space have taken a liking to it. We fondly (with a tinge of uneasiness, though!) call them ‘Aliens’. Life beyond earth is a subject of fascination and is laden with uncompromising hope for the discovery of extraterrestrial life. The obsession that we have developed for our ‘yet undiscovered’ celestial neighbors has manifested into countless works of exquisite art; abstract creations that have the potential to entice even the most frigid zealot harboring disdain for a fantasy buff’s idiosyncrasies. We have arranged for you, a mystical rendezvous with some of the most jaw-dropping alien creations. Brace yourself……
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• The Genesis….where it all began!

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\nNo list can ever be complete without the folkloric Alien Warrior. Standing 7 feet 7 inches tall, very few cinematic representations of man’s alien fantasies have matched this original ‘Alien’ in sending shivers down our spine. With an all-metal exoskeleton, a skull-crushing tongue and self-reproducing mechanism, the Alien Warrior is one creation we would like to see in its lifeless form. This one’s blood-curdling, anyway.

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• We Know What The Predator Does With Its Human Skull Souvenirs

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\nSkull-heads always have an eerie effect, regardless of whether the owner is human or alien. However, Predators from another world have taken a keen interest in collecting human skulls and seems like they know what to do with them. This Goblin cruiser is a case in point!

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• Aliens Rock, Too!

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\nSanity seems to be an issue with the aliens. Or so we think, ‘coz they seem to take an exception to our belief. They have a rock band and love to jam. And, the skeleton guitar is a natural instrument of choice!

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\n• A Motley Mix Of computer Addiction And Alien Fantasy

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\nThere’s something for everybody. computer addicts and alien buffs make a strange crowd, but that’s for design aficionados to decide, isn’t it. This Alien Case Mod is a surefire, spooky way to drive pesky children (who have developed a sudden liking for your Intel Duo) away. Grab one now!

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• The Devil’s Own

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\nSoulless, dark, supremely gifted and half-dead…..welcome the ‘Spawn’. If superheroes can save the world, anti-heroes have found a potent nemesis, a magical force that feeds off the ambient evil energy, thus spawning further destruction and mayhem. A metal sculpture of the ‘Spawn’, therefore, has to reproduce the monstrosity in the most perfect form. And, this metal creation is as close as it can get to the necroplasmic Spawn.

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• The Extraterrestrial War Spills Over

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A war in the galaxy can end up being your worst nightmare. And the reason….colossal extraterrestrial warriors will invade your backyard and ‘transform’ your world of peace into living hell. Mimics, though, can adorn your drawing room and create an awe-inspiring ambience. The Optimus Prime Transformer mimic, a 20ft, 250kg mammoth, is undoubtedly a collector’s item.

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• Gross Is the Word

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\nCup your mouth, gulp down some lemonade and take a deep breather. Gross is the name and alien automobile mods couldn’t have got more in-line with the extraterrestrial definition for ‘style’. If you have a strong gut, drive it around. Else, lend it to your Bumblebee neighbor.

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• A Sneak Peak at Planet X

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\nEver wondered how an alien colony would look like? If light years are intimidating, plan a shorter trip to Wisconsin to witness the most mind-boggling scrap metal sculpture ever. Measuring 120 feet wide, 60 feet deep, 50-foot tall, and weighing 320 ton, it holds the potential to capture the attention of a passing UFO.

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• All War and No Play Makes Megatron A Cranky Bot

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\nWell, for one, we do realize that aliens are not machines. And, a pastime is totally essential to cool their overheated nerves. If you have a fetish for the most bizarre alien collections, this delectable alien chess set should be part of your collection.

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• Rock Back, Steven Spielberg Style!

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\nNow you know where Steven Spielberg draws his eccentric ideas from! An alien throne that has its creator smarting over it, this extraterrestrial creation finds a better place in the museum than your home. If you have other ideas, you stand to get ‘alienated’ from the human community.

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• Harley Davidson’s For The Aliens?

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\nHarley Davidson has to expand its TA (target audience) base, with all the alien stories doing the rounds. And if they need a benchmark design, the solution is right here. The Alien life-size Chopper with metal tires can be bone-rattling, but a superior ride for an alien, there is none!

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• Lifestyle Makes Sense, Too

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\nAliens have style, too. We have no reason to believe why they wouldn’t. If they come over for dinner, it is time to flaunt your furniture collection. And, this astonishing piece of workmanship will hold your guest in awe, not to mention the jealousy pangs of your neighbor. Owner’s pride…yeah!
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• A Russian Welcome

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\nLooks like the Frankenstein has an encore! With a spine-chilling bonnet borrowed from an Alien Warrior’s skull and a ‘closer to earth’ body design, the Russians seem to have found the perfect way to chauffeur their alien guests around.

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• Creative Meets the Bizarre

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\nThis creation finds its place among the alien elite for its bizarre appearance. If you ever wondered what ‘eyes popping out’ meant, you wouldn’t get a superior explanation than this one. Ride one around your neighborhood and capture all the attention you ever wanted. With your alien friend on the pillion, of course!

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• Transformers Meet the Dark Knight

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\nThe ideal is always saved for the last. With ‘The Dark Knight’ hitting the screens shortly, there could be no better treat than a Batmobile themed Transformer creation. Lamborghini and Hummer meet in a stunning reprise of the Tumbler. If size titillates you, this 18ft monster can become yours for a whopping $250,000.

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