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Send me a quick message first and we’ll design your vehicle together 😊

Once we lock in the colours and unit style, I’ll create a bespoke listing for your commission.

Imagine owning a vehicle that feels like it genuinely served somewhere for Weyland Yutani.

A battered Colonial Marines Shuttle returning from a failed hive purge.

A Weyland-Yutani atmospheric tug.

A hostile-planet crawler covered in warning labels, weld scars and emergency patchwork plating.

A black-ops biohazard transport.

This listing is for a fully custom, hand-painted Aliens-inspired vehicle commission built around your own vision.

Every piece is transformed into a one-of-one collector display designed to feel industrial, militarised and physically real from every angle.

The vehicles shown in the photos are examples of different directions your commission can take.

COLONIAL MARINES STYLE

Colonial Marines vehicles are treated like brutal frontline military hardware:

• Dust-covered troop carriers and APC-style transports
• Heavy battlefield weathering and chipped armour plating
• Unit insignias, tactical numbers and warning stencils
• Engine soot, hydraulic grime and combat scoring
• Harsh military colour palettes and lived-in surfaces
• Vehicles that feel deployed, overworked and constantly repaired in the field

The goal is to capture that grounded “future Vietnam war” feeling the Alien universe does so well.

WEYLAND-YUTANI STYLE

Weyland-Yutani commissions lean harder into industrial corporate sci-fi:

• Deep-space refinery and cargo-hauler aesthetics
• Factory warning labels and industrial hazard markings
• Oil-stained machinery and mechanical wear
• Cold utilitarian paint schemes and corporate insignias
• Experimental research-division atmosphere
• Vehicles that feel expensive, secretive and morally questionable

The best Weyland-Yutani machines should look like they were designed by a corporation that values assets more than human lives.

Every commission goes through layered paint and ageing stages:

• Multi-tone industrial repainting and panel variation
• Heavy edge wear and exposed metal effects
• Oil streaking, grime passes and machinery staining
• Sooted vents and heat-scorched surfaces
• Hazard-striping, maintenance markings and warning decals
• Matte sealing coats for a premium display finish

The goal is not to create a clean toy.

The goal is to create something that looks like it survived years of service in hostile off-world sectors.

Perfect for:

• Aliens collector displays
• Colonial Marines dioramas
• Weyland-Yutani industrial displays
• Studio shelves and sci-fi room setups
• High-end custom collections
• Unique gifts for Alien universe fans

Some commissions end up looking like rugged military survivors.

Others look like classified corporate machinery involved in something deeply unethical.

That part is where the fun starts.

“Building Better Worlds.”

Thanks for looking,
Josh