This metal Rogue Trader Imperial Army miniature went by Trooper Harrison and is a 1987 Aly Morrison sculpt.
Tag: 1987
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RT Female Warrior Jayne
This Rogue Trader-era Adventurer was listed as Female Warrior Jayne in the catalogues/flyers of the time and was a 1987 sculpt. She has “SISTER” on the front of the tab.
She can be seen in the RT3 flyer:
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RT Imperial Army Trooper Caidan
This 1987 sculpt was for the Rogue Trader Imperial Army and was sculpted by either Aly Morrison, Michael Perry or Alan Perry.
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RT Eldar Kaele Lightprow
This metal Rogue Trader Space Elf/Eldar Musician went by Kaele Lightprow. He was part of the RT402 Command Group, and is a Jes Goodwin sculpt.
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RT Eldar Nael Fleetfoot
This Space Elf went by Nael Fleetfoot and was a standard bearer for the Rogue Trader Eldar Command Group. It’s a 1987 Jes Goodwin sculpt.
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RT Eldar Fierme Direstorm
This Rogue Trader-era Eldar Commander went by the moniker Fierme Direstorm. He was a 1987 Jes Goodwin sculpt.
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Unreleased Rogue Trader Arbites 1
This sculpt was a 1987 sculpt (as per here) which was never released during the Rogue Trader era; it was much later discovered as part of his collection and released in 2015 by Wargames Foundry, and is available as part of the Empirical Absolution and Liquidation Squad shown here.
The original GW unreleased minis had a slotta base, the 2015-onward Wargames Foundry copies have a sculpted base as shown here.
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40K Imperial Army Trooper Powell
This Rogue Trader Imperial Army miniature goes by Trooper Powell and was sculpted in 1987. Not sure who sculpted this guy; it’ll be Aly Morrison, Michael Perry or Alan Perry.
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Warhammer Chaos Familiar – Beastling
This little metal miniature was one of the Warhammer Fantasy Battle Chaos Familiars and went by the name Beastling. It can be found in the 1991 Red catalogue with part number 073128/52B. In that catalogue it shows that it was sculpted by Jes Goodwin, and the tab shows that it was done in 1987.
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Trooper Bruce – Rogue Trader Army
This is Trooper Bruce, from the Rogue Trader-era Imperial Army or Imperial Guard. He’s a 1987 sculpt, though I don’t know who sculpted him. He has “ARMY” on the front and 1987 on the back of his tab.
He took a bath in some paint stripper and not just isopropyl alcohol and cleaned up a bit more:
