Tag: Metal Miniature
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Metal Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader Headless Chaos Renegade
Here’s one of the two Chaos Facemarines from that era. Part number 070366/2 in the 1991 catalogue, he’s a Michael Perry sculpt. 1988 on the tab.
He can be seen in #WD111:
- Undercoat: Vallejo Mecha Black
- Blue: Scale75 Art Turquoise Blue SART-26, shaded with Scale75 Turquoise Ink SART-83, highlighted with Kimera The White and with Turquoise Blue glazed over that.
- Eye: The White mixed with Carbon Black, pupil of Carbon Black, iris of Scale75 Art Sky Blue
- Base: Kimera Red Oxide, drybrush of Scale75 Art Off White, then Reddish Brown pigment, then Natural Soil pigment
- Silver: Black Metal, followed by Heavy Metal as a highlight. Wash of Targor Rageshade.
- Gold: Necro Gold, then Dwarven Gold, then Peridot Alchemy. A wash of Scale75 Chestnut Ink then Dwarven Gold again.
- Skin: Scale75 Art Pink Flesh, highlight with The White. Shade with Berserker Bloodshade.
- Base rim: Vallejo Model Colour Black Grey
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Metal Necromunda Van Saar Heavy with Heavy Stubber
This guy was part number 0051/7.
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Metal Warhammer 40K Space Marine Terminator Sergeant Body
This was a 2nd. Edition Jes Goodwin sculpt, and was part number 0441/1 or 010103701.
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Metal Warhammer 40K Space Marine Terminator Body 1
This was another one of the 2nd. Edition Terminator sculpts by Jes Goodwin, and was part number 70157/1 or 010103601.
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Metal Warhammer 40K Space Marine Terminator Body 3
This was one of the 2nd. Edition Terminator sculpts by Jes Goodwin, and was part number 70157/2 or 010103602.
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Metal Necromunda Escher Heavy with Heavy Plasma Gun
This Escher Heavy with Plasma Gun is a Jes Goodwin sculpt from 1995, part number 72919/13. The gun was 72919/14 and matching backpack 72919/15.
Another copy:
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Rogue Trader Adeptus 1
This metal Rogue Trader miniature was one of the original Mechanicus sculpts by Bob Olley. I can’t make out the year on the back of the tab. He goes by 401101 or 051301.
He can be seen in White Dwarf #111:
…and again in White Dwarf #112, painted by Paul Benson:
Pete Knifton has an illustration in White Dwarf #110 which looks remarkably like him, though he has swapped which way he’s holding the axe:
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