This Rogue Trader metal miniature can be found as “Scum” in the catalogues, and has “Space Eunuch” on the tab. He’s a Bob Naismith sculpt.




This Rogue Trader metal miniature can be found as “Scum” in the catalogues, and has “Space Eunuch” on the tab. He’s a Bob Naismith sculpt.
This metal Rogue Trader Space Marine Scout model is seen in White Dwarf #107 and is credited to Bob Naismith. It doesn’t seem to appear in any of the other catalogues.
Unfortunately, this guy has nothing on the tab so there’s no sculpt date to go by other than sometime prior to WD107.
This metal miniature is one of the Rogue Trader Mercenaries. I swear the flyer name is Plunderino Pete. He’s a Bob Naismith sculpt.
He can be found in White Dwarf #95:
This is one of the first Rogue Trader releases, and initially went by the name “Imperial Light Trooper”. It’s a Bob Naismith sculpt. There’s no date on the tab, unfortunately.
It was later on seen as No Face Fargo in the Rogue Trader Mercenaries range.
He can be seen in White Dwarf #95:
Closer:
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.
I have no idea what that says on the front of the tab. Any guesses?
In White Dwarf #95 he appears in the Mercenaries section, top left:
Closer:
This metal Rogue Trader-era Mercenary went by Catachan Luke, and was a Bob Naismith sculpt.
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”.
This metal Rogue Trader Mercenary went by “Worldburner” in the catalogues of the time. He’s a Bob Naismith sculpt.
The flash on this guy is a little non-Citadel looking – perhaps a recast, but you never know. The detail isn’t too muddy.
This Rogue Trader Mercenary was in the catalogues as “Sarge” Rockhard, and was sculpted by Bob Naismith.
This Imperial Heavy Infantry is a Bob Naismith sculpt from the earliest Rogue Trader releases. He’s also shown in the later Mercenaries range as “Space-Dout Sam”.
He can be seen in White Dwarf #95: