This guy is a 1987 sculpt by Michael or Alan Perry for the Rogue Trader era of Warhammer 40K. He’s one of the Space Dwarfs / Squats.
Like the rest of the RT301 Space Dwarf range, he has a gun related name – Mauser was/is a German arms manufacturer.




This guy is a 1987 sculpt by Michael or Alan Perry for the Rogue Trader era of Warhammer 40K. He’s one of the Space Dwarfs / Squats.
Like the rest of the RT301 Space Dwarf range, he has a gun related name – Mauser was/is a German arms manufacturer.




This guy is credited to Michael and Alan Perry. He’s a 1987 sculpt for Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader.




This guy was a 1987 sculpt for the Rogue Trader edition of Warhammer 40K. He’s credited to Michael and Alan Perry.
His name seems to be a reference to Steyr Arms, an Austrian arms manufacturer.




This was part of the RTB3 Devastators box set and also sold separately. Designed by Michael and Alan Perry.





As seen in WD99:

This is the Imperial Army Tarantula and operator, featured in the RTB3 Devastator set as well as being sold separately. The 1991 catalogue credits the entire page to Michael and Alan Perry with Norman Swales, and I’m not sure which was responsible for this particular sculpt yet.






You can just make out “SNAP OFF” on the tab.
As seen in WD99:

I was expecting this guy to have a backpack bump on his back but he doesn’t; and it doesn’t look like one was cut off either!
He’s a Bob Naismith sculpt from 1987 and was from the RT7 Mercenary line.




Painted:


A 1987 Michael Perry sculpt. Seen as Fleshborer 1 in the later catalogues.





This metal Rogue Trader miniature is a 1987 Bob Olley sculpt. He has “Astronaut” on the tab, but goes by Iron Claw Jump Trooper Worf in the catalogues.





This one is Trooper Yael. He’s a 1987 Bob Olley sculpt.




Captain Webb. Sculpted by either Aly Morrison, Michael Perry or Alan Perry. He appears in the 1991 Blue catalogue as part number 072019/3.



