This Imperial Army metal miniature was called Trooper Rothery. Seen in RT501 with no specific sculpt credit. He’s from 1987 – the Rogue Trader era of Warhammer 40K.
Tag: Sculptor: Unknown
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Rogue Trader Imperial Guard Trooper Emerson Warhammer 40K Metal
Trooper Emerson. Not sure who sculpted him – likely Aly Morrison, Michael Perry or Alan Perry.
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Rogue Trader Imperial Guard Trooper Rathbone Warhammer 40K Metal
Trooper Rathbone. Shown in the RTO5 section as one sculpted by either Aly Morrison, Alan Perry or Michael Perry.
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Rogue Trader Imperial Guard Trooper Lee Warhammer 40K Metal
Imperial Army Trooper Lee. Shown on a page where minis were designed by Aly Morrison, Michael Perry and Alan Perry. No idea which fellow did it.
His tab says 1987.
Another copy, no tab:
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Rogue Trader Imperial Guard Guardsman with Lasgun and Grenade Warhammer 40K Metal
This guy only seems to appear in one of the trade catalogues and I can’t find who sculpted him. He’s part of the 072019/4 range in that catalogue.
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Dark Angels Company Master
This metal Dark Angels Captain sculpt is a 2006 sculpt judging by the tab. I can’t find a sculpting credit at the moment. He was part number 99060101327.
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Metal Rogue Trader Space Marine Brother Matthews Warhammer 40K
This metal Rogue Trader Space Marine went by Brother Matthews in the early catalogues. He’s often listed as a Librarian online but he wasn’t ever shown as such in the catalogues.
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RT/2E Space Marine Accessory Sprue
This is the 1990-on backpack, bolter, knife and pauldron sprue for Space Marines. There’s still a fair few of these kicking around unused!
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Metal Space Marine Epic Scale Deathwind Cargo Drop Pod
Vintage Space Marine Epic Scale stuff. This drop pod is shown in the 1991 Blue catalogue page listed as being designed by “The Citadel Design Team and Colin Dixon” – so who it was that had left by then I don’t know and I’m not sure whether they or Colin sculpted this one!
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Metal Rogue Trader Imperial Commander Lord Macragge
The first Marneus Calgar! RT105 and 4103 by the old codes. Designed by Michael and Alan Perry.
Photo of his beaky companion to come.