| The spacecraft Narcissus was the "life boat" for the larger ship, the Nostromo in the movie Alien. |
| The main thrusters of the Narcissus. In the movie the alien gets burned up by one of these thrusters. |
| This toy, which was part of Galoob's Action Fleet line, is nicely detailed. |
| Looking up at the underside of the toy we can see the retractable landing feet. |
| The rear hatch of the ship opens. A small figure of Ripley was included with the toy. |
| Inside this toy there is a fully detailed interior. Access to the interior is provided by opening the front panel which hinges upward. |
| The interior features many details seen in the movie. Here Ripley checks on Jones the cat who is shown inside his carrier. |
| Ripley can also be seated in either of the two cockpit chairs. |
| Galoob toy sculptors went the extra mile and detailed many of the toys surfaces with conduits and hoses. |
| Ripley opens the hypersleep chamber in preparation for her return to Earth. |
| Hiding in the opposite corner of the ship is a menacing threat. The alien figure also came with the toy. |
| By sliding a small lever on the bottom of the ship the alien figure "pops" out of the wall to surprise Ripley. |
| After blasting the alien out of the airlock Ripley begins her trip back to Earth. |
| The Narcissus is approximately 6" long. |
| The toy also came with a display stand. |
| Even the display stand is nicely sculpted with "bio-mechanoid" details. |