This chap is in Mark 3 Iron Armour and is part number 070270/10. He’s a Jes Goodwin 1990 sculpt.




This chap is in Mark 3 Iron Armour and is part number 070270/10. He’s a Jes Goodwin 1990 sculpt.
This metal Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader Techmarine was part number 070133/73 or 410505 and is a 1988 sculpt by Mark Copplestone.
I think the only Space Marine to ever come with an autogun! He’s shown as 070106/16 in the 1991 catalogue, and as Brother Blake in the 1988 RT3 flyer:
He seems to be named after Madge Blake, who played Aunt Harriet Cooper in the 1960s Batman TV show. The mini himself:
He can be seen in WD99:
You can see him in WD99:
Painted:
Undercoat: Vallejo Mecha Black
Blue: Scale75 Artist Cobalt, highlighted with Primary Blue, then Primary Blue mixed with Titanium White
Black: Scale75 Art Black
Green: Sap Green and Spring green highlighted with Golden Yellow
Red: Bold Pyrrole Red, washed with Targor Rageshade, highlighted with Bold Pyrrole Red mixed with Golden Yellow
Silver: Black Metal, washed with Nuln, highlighted with Heavy Metal, Speed Metal and White Alchemy
Base: Dark Mud followed by Reddish Brown pigments
Not a weapon you see much of any more! He’s a 1987 sculpt, shown in later catalogues as 07016/15. His name seems to be a reference to Frank Gorshin, who played the Riddler in series 1 and 3 of the 1960s Batman TV show.
He can be seen in WD99:
Colours used:
This guy was down as Marine Medic Kribins early on, then Marine Medic Kyle, and in the 1991 catalogue he’s Medic with Carnifex 070133/68. He’s a Bob Naismith sculpt.
This metal Techmarine is shown as 410504 in the early flyers and 070133/70 in the 1991 catalogue. He’s a Mark Copplestone sculpt.
This Rogue Trader Space Marine seems to be down as A Skull originally and Brother Dixon later on. In the 1991 catalogue 070121/49. He’s a Bob Naismith sculpt and there was nothing useful on the tab, unfortunately.
Amazing pose on this chap. He’s a Mark Copplestone sculpt, part 410614 and later Power Glove and Bolter.
This guy shows up as part number 410502 in the early flyers and 070133/71 in the later catalogues. He’s a 1988 sculpt by Mark Copplestone.
Undercoat: Vallejo Mecha Black
Red: Pro Acryl Burnt Red followed by Bold Pyrrole Red, washed with Targor Rageshade, highlighted with Bold Pyrrole Red mixed with Pro Acryl Golden Yellow
Bone: Pro Acryl Ivory, washed with Targor Rageshade, highlighted with Ivory
Base: Pigments of Soilworks Natural Soil and Sand, a Vallejo tuft and some Woodland Scenics rocks
Green: Sap Green, Spring Green, highlighted with Golden Yellow and shaded with Art Black
Silver: Black Metal, Nuln wash, Thrash Metal, Speed Metal, White Alchemy
Rim: Vallejo Black Grey
Yellow: Golden Yellow, highlighted with a mix of Titanium White and Golden Yellow, shaded with a mix of Bold Pyrrole Red/Art Black and Golden Yellow
The decals had both reds sponged over them to make them blend in a bit more.
This guy is shown in the 1997 Legends catalogue as part number 070270/13. He’s a 1990 Jes Goodwin sculpt.