This metal miniature sculpted in 1985 goes by Sir Gigal de Appliance in the 1987 Citadel Spring Journal in the CH2 Chaos Warrior section.




I can’t find who sculpted him. No shield yet – still choosing one.
This metal miniature sculpted in 1985 goes by Sir Gigal de Appliance in the 1987 Citadel Spring Journal in the CH2 Chaos Warrior section.




I can’t find who sculpted him. No shield yet – still choosing one.
This is a 1995 sculpt by either Aly Morrison or Colin Dixon; I suspect the former but WHFB is not really my area of expertise so I shall have to look into it further.




This is one I bought back in the 90s for some Escher-related plans, I think, but I didn’t get very far painting it.
Part number 75904/2 in the 1995/6 annual.
I have no idea where this head came from, but here it is.


Anyone who recognises it hit up the comment section!
This metal Eldar Gun Crew miniature is a 1999 sculpt. I can’t find specific part numbers for these nor the sculptor at this stage, though I haven’t gone through WD articles yet.




This guy appears as Casualty or Wounded in the Rogue Trader-era Imperial Army or Imperial Guard catalogues. There wasn’t a tab on this guy! I also don’t have a specific sculpting credit for him, so if you can point me to where the credit is printed drop me a line.


This is Trooper Bruce, from the Rogue Trader-era Imperial Army or Imperial Guard. He’s a 1987 sculpt, though I don’t know who sculpted him. He has “ARMY” on the front and 1987 on the back of his tab.




He took a bath in some paint stripper and not just isopropyl alcohol and cleaned up a bit more:


This is Trooper Thomson from the Rogue Trader era of Imperial Army/Imperial Guard miniatures. I don’t have a specific sculptor for him. He was sculpted in metal and has “ARMY” on the front and 1987 on the back. Unlike many of his peers, he’s armed with a boltgun!




If anyone knows who sculpted him let me know!
This metal miniature is Field Officer Niven, from the Imperial Army in the Rogue Trader era of Warhammer 40K.
I can’t find a single sculpting credit for him – the page he’s on features work from Aly Morrison along with Michael and Alan Perry.




This is Trooper Davey, who was a sculpt for the Imperial Army (later Imperial Guard) in the Rogue Trader era of Warhammer 40K.
I can’t find an individual sculpting credit for him – the page he’s on features work from Aly Morrison and Michael and Alan Perry.




This is Trooper Brock. There’s no single credit for his sculpt – the page covers Aly Morrison, Michael and Alan Perry.



