This limited edition Citadel miniature was a 1985 sculpt and went by “Trooper in Power Armour” according to the blister.
He has “PA TROOPER” on the front of the tab and GW 1985 on the back. The two letters on his upper backpack are P and A as well.
I’m confident it was sculpted by Bob Naismith but so far I haven’t found a catalogue entry to confirm that.
The modern Thallax Cohort miniatures were apparently based on this guy’s sculpt.
This Jes Goodwin sculpt is a Warhammer Fantasy Battle Chaos Familiar, and went by “Imp 3”. It was a 1985 sculpt.
This metal Rogue Trader miniature was first seen as the Imperial Garrison Trooper in the first Rogue Trader releases, and later as the mercenary Kylla Condotti. He’s a 1985 Bob Naismith sculpt.
“Lo Tek Trooper” on the tab, as far as I can tell.
In White Dwarf #95 he appears in the Mercenaries section, top left:
Closer:
This metal Warhammer Fantasy Battle Chaos Familiar was called Dragonet. It’s a 1985 Jes Goodwin sculpt. The 1991 Red catalogue has it as part number 073128/1B.
This Warhammer Fantasy Battle Chaos Familiar was called “Armoured Mite” and was a 1985 Jes Goodwin sculpt. The 1991 Red catalogue has it as part number 073128/18E.
This Warhammer Fantasy Battle Chaos Familiar went by the name Mystery Imp and is a 1985 Jes Goodwin sculpt. The 1991 Red catalogue has it as part number 073128/18F.
This metal miniature sculpted in 1985 goes by Sir Gigal de Appliance in the 1987 Citadel Spring Journal in the CH2 Chaos Warrior section.
I can’t find who sculpted him. No shield yet – still choosing one.
This metal miniature is one of the first releases from Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader, and was sculpted by Bob Naismith in 1985. He went by “Ground Combat Trooper”.
Slambo is a 1985 Warhammer Fantasy Battle Chaos Warrior sculpt by Jes Goodwin. The attribution comes from Bob Naismith via Instagram – there’s not a record in White Dwarf or the catalogues of who sculpted the individual members of this range that I can find!
360deg view:
He can be seen in the March 1987 French catalogue as a C35 Chaos Warrior:
And painted in this flyer – not sure what the date is on it:
He can be seen in White Dwarf #104:
A Spring 1987 catalogue page from the Citadel Journal shows him as part of the CH2 Chaos Warriors range:
And in White Dwarf #99:
He’s also in the red 1991 catalogue as “Axes”, part number 073103/22.
Painted:
This metal Rogue Trader miniature was shown on the RT601 sheet as Ventolin Pirate. He’s a 1985 sculpt.
He can be seen in WD99:
And in the 1988 RT3 flyer:
