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 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 guy was shown on the RT601 sheet as Ventolin Pirate.
He can be seen in WD99: