This is such an iconic sculpt!
Category: Oldhammer
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Metal Warhammer Fantasy Battle or The Old World Miniature collection
I’m not a WHFB player but it’s hard to argue against some of these sculpts being iconic and it’s hard to resist picking them up for nostalgia reasons.
Mark Copplestone – Current Work
Jes Goodwin – Still at GW
Bob Naismith – Current Work
Aly Morrison – Current Blog
Kevin Adams – Current Work
Michael Perry – Current Work
Bob Olley – Current Work
Sculptor Unknown – drop me a line if you do know!
Chaos ChampionsSome of these are usable in both 40K and WHFB.
Chaos Familiars- Khorne
- Slaanesh
- Nurgle
- Tzeentch
- Skeletal
- Imp 1
- Daemonet 1
- Scroll Bearer
- Iron Clad Imp
- Dragonet
- Bird Thing
- Imp 2
- Armoured Mite
- Jester
- Mystery Imp
- Beastling
- Stilts
- Toad
- Daemonet 2 – Found!
- Iron Hawk
- Jaw – Found!
- Lune
- Walking Book
- Mannequin
- Daemonette
- Jack ‘o’ Lantern
- Imp 3
- Creeping Claw
Orcs and GoblinsOrcs and Goblins.
BretonniaMarauder Miniatures
MM90 Chaos DwarvesMarauder Giant -
Metal Mordian Iron Guard with Lasgun 8
This guy is a Michael Perry sculpt and was part number 72226/14 or 010501114.
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Metal Mordian Iron Guard with Lasgun 7
A Michael Perry sculpt. Part number 010501116.
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Metal Talisman Timescape Astropath
A Trish Morrisson sculpt!
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Metal Rogue Trader Chaos Renegade with Three Arms
This guy is a Michael Perry sculpt and was part number 073258/8.
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Metal Space Marine Shoulder Pads
I decide to stick these in a single post because there’s a fair few of them.
Tactical #3:
Tactical 4:
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Metal Rogue Trader Imperial Commander Lord Macragge
The first Marneus Calgar! RT105 and 4103 by the old codes. Designed by Michael and Alan Perry.
Photo of his beaky companion to come.
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Metal Space Marine in Mark 2 Crusader Armour 3
This sculpt was from the Armour Variants range and was part number 070106/45. He’s a Jes Goodwin sculpt.
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Metal Warhammer 40K Space Marine in Heresy Mk5 Armour 2
This guy was part number 070106/46 and is from the Armour Variants range. He’s a 1991 sculpt.
