This is a 1990 Jes Goodwin sculpt of an Eldar Guardian with Las Gun. In the 1991 catalogue it’s shown as part number 071584/5.




This is a 1990 Jes Goodwin sculpt of an Eldar Guardian with Las Gun. In the 1991 catalogue it’s shown as part number 071584/5.
This Escher Juve is a 1995 sculpt by Jes Goodwin for the Games Workshop game Necromunda. She was part number 72918/12.
This Escher Ganger is a 1995 sculpt by Jes Goodwin. She was part number 72920/24.
This Escher Ganger is a metal Necromunda miniature, sculpted in 1995 by Jes Goodwin. She was part number 72920/19.
This Escher Ganger is a Jes Goodwin sculpt, and is sadly missing her tab. She was part number 72920/25.
This Orlock Juve with Stub Gun and Club is a 1995 sculpt by Michael Perry. He is unfortunately missing his stub gun, but I do have the metal sprue of weapons so I should be able to replace it with one just like what was there.
He was part number 72901/12.
He’s shown in White Dwarf 191:
This Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader Imperial Guard mini has “Penitent” on the tab and is a 1988 sculpt. He can be found in the 1989 Autumn trade catalogue and is designed by Mark Copplestone.
Another copy:
I came across a copy where someone had turned him into a mounted Penal Legion trooper with some 2nd. Ed. Boar Boys legs:
This Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader Imperial Guard miniature can be found in the Autumn 1989 trade catalogue under 072033’s “Personality Figures” section. There’s no sculpting credit there, unfortunately.
He’s a 1988 sculpt.
This guy is one of the Warhammer 40K Imperial Guard Rough Rider sculpts by Mark Copplestone, and was part number 401210 in the early catalogues and 072060/12 in the later ones.
This Imperial Guard wounded miniature is a Mark Copplestone sculpt from 1989. He can be found in the 1989 catalogue as 401111.