Hadleys Hope Colony Lv 426 Magnets

Visit the derelict spacecraft filled with Xenomorph eggs on LV-426. (Graphic for dark colored shirts and backgrounds)

Hadleys Hope - Aliens

Visit the derelict spacecraft filled with Xenomorph eggs on LV-426. (Graphic for light colored shirts and backgrounds)

"It's a rock. No indigenous life."

The fictional Hadley's Hope in established on LV-426. A classic movie reference.

Hadley's Hope was a human terraforming, research[1] and mining[2] colony that was established on LV-426 in 2157.[3] The settlement was co-financed by the Extrasolar Colonization Administration and the Weyland-Yutani Corporation, and by 2179 maintained a constant population of 158 colonists. It was subject to a major Xenomorph infestation that ultimately all but destroyed the complex.

Just a simple terraforming mission, right?

Never forget the ones lost at Hadley's Hope.

Remember LV-426

The best place in the cosmos to settle a new colony.

LV-426 Horizon - one tone

Bug Stomper was the name of the UD-4L Cheyenne dropship aboard the USS Sulaco. Piloted by Corporal Colette Ferro, it was notably involved in the initial USCM operation on LV-426 in 2179 by the Marines to deploy ground forces to the Hadley's Hope colony. My version of this classic nose dropship artwork from Aliens is very much based on the original in the film, though slightly tweaked to clean up a few oddities.

Rebecca Jorden, known to most people as "Newt", was the sole survivor from the Hadley's Hope settlement on Acheron following a Xenomorph infestation at the colony. She was the daughter of Russ and Anne Jorden and younger sister to Timmy Jorden. The United States Colonial Marine Corps unit which was dispatched to the moon in 2179 discovered her hiding in the colony's ventilation system. She subsequently became close to Ellen Ripley, who later risked her own life to rescue Newt from the Xenomorph Hive.

Whatever you do, don't volunteer to go down to LV-426.

Aliens Motion Tracker Display Original Print

USS Sulaco, registration 513792/CTA, was a Conestoga-class troop transport ship in service with the United States Colonial Marine Corps, assigned to 2nd Battalion Bravo Team. It was most notably used in the investigation of the Hadley's Hope colony on Acheron (LV-426) in 2179, when it was manned by Lieutenant Scott Gorman's combat unit of Colonial Marines.

When you're an 80s gamer and a xenomorph hater... it's GAME OVER MAN!

Are you good enough to roll with Sgt. Apone's Bug Stompers.

Aliens Motion Tracker Display Original Print They're coming outta the goddamn walls!

Aliens Motion Tracker Display Original Print Movement. Signal's clean. Range, twenty meters.

It's another beautiful day in the Corps!

Are you man (or woman) enough for the U.S. Colonial Marines? It's another beautiful day in the corps!

Aliens Motion Tracker Display Original Print

Aliens Motion Tracker Display Original Print Look, I'm telling ya, there's somethin' movin' and it ain't us!

Aliens Motion Tracker Display Original Print That's right outside the door. Hicks, Vasquez get back.

Ripley: I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

Aliens Motion Tracker Display Original Print I got signals. I got readings, in front and behind!

The Atmosphere Processing Plant also known as the Atmosphere Processor is a large automated reactor capable of "converting" an unbreathable, toxic or otherwise inhospitable atmosphere into one suitable for human habitation. Atmosphere Processors are a key component of extrasolar colonization efforts. The technology was pioneered by Weyland Corp in the first half of the 21st century and was later developed and refined by the Weyland-Yutani Corporation. While the conversion process is entirely automated, a constant crew is required to oversee an APP's maintenance. Often an entire colony will be established for this very purpose, such as Hadley's Hope on Acheron (LV-426).

They mostly come at night... mostly.

Welcome to the colony!

'Weathered' stencil art in yellow, intended for dark garments.

Aliens Motion Tracker Display Original Print Five meters, man. Four. What the hell?

Aliens Motion Tracker Display Original Print They're all around us, man. Jesus!