This Rogue Trader era Imperial Army miniature was called Female Trooper Bush. I don’t have a sculpting credit for her, unfortunately. She’s a 1987 sculpt.




This Rogue Trader era Imperial Army miniature was called Female Trooper Bush. I don’t have a sculpting credit for her, unfortunately. She’s a 1987 sculpt.




This is the metal Rogue Trader Imperial Army TSF16 Jet Cycle (aka Jetbike) rider:




This limited edition Citadel miniature was a 1985 sculpt and went by “Trooper in Power Armour” according to the blister.




He has “PA TROOPER” on the front of the tab and GW 1985 on the back. The two letters on his upper backpack are P and A as well.
I’m confident it was sculpted by Bob Naismith but so far I haven’t found a catalogue entry to confirm that.
The modern Thallax Cohort miniatures were apparently based on this guy’s sculpt.
This Rogue Trader-era metal Citadel miniature was called the Squat Miner. He was part of the RT601 Adventurers and Pirates range and has 1988 on the tab. I can’t find a sculpting credit for him!




A closeup of his drill:

It’s very similar to the drill carried by this Techmarine and that Techmarine.
You can see him in the RT3 flyer:

This metal Warhammer 40K miniature is from the Rogue Trader era and went by Trooper Mosley. He’s a member of the Imperial Army and was a 1987 sculpt. I don’t have a single sculpting credit for him, unfortunately.




This Imperial Army (later Imperial Guard) miniature was from the Rogue Trader era of Warhammer 40K and was called Lieutenant Calvert. I don’t have a single sculpting credit for him, unfortunately.




1987 on the back of the tab!
This metal Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader Imperial Army miniature went by Trooper Lake. I don’t have a sculpting credit for him, unfortunately.
He’s a 1987 sculpt.




This metal Rogue Trader-era Imperial Psycher, Psyker or Astropath (depending on where you look) was one of the first releases for the then-new Warhammer 40K game.




He has “Astropath” on the front and 1987 on the back. I don’t have a sculpting credit for him, unfortunately – I have the list of which sculpts Bob Naismith did of that range and he hasn’t taken credit for him.
This metal Rogue Trader miniature was called Medic Pointer. He’s a 1987 sculpt, and I can’t find an individual sculpting credit for him. It looks like he may share the same base sculpt as Captain Webb.




This metal Rogue Trader-era Chaos Space Marine Renegade with Meltagun appeared in the 1991 Blue catalogue as part number 070315/16. Design credit for the page it appears on goes to Michael Perry and Kev Adams, and I don’t know which sculpted this one!
It’s a 1988 sculpt.



