This Inquisitor was the third shown in the catalogues in the 072117/1 set.




He can be seen in White Dwarf #117:

This Inquisitor was the third shown in the catalogues in the 072117/1 set.
He can be seen in White Dwarf #117:
This metal 2nd. Edition Warhammer 40K Imperial Guard Heavy Bolter was designed by Normal Swales.
This Warhammer 40K 2nd. Edition piece of terrain was called the Imperial Guard Command Tower, and was part number 99 22 01 99 004.
This was one of the RTB10 Space Dwarf plastic Squat miniatures released during the Rogue Trader era.
This metal sculpt was a limited edition Chainsaw Wizard.
I need to re-take the front of tab pic because I can’t make out what it says!
This old lead mounted Man at Arms can be seen in the 1984 flyer advertising the C26 range. It was later produced by Wargames Foundry.
This range was apparently made by the Perry twins and this particular model was later described as a Medium Cavalry with Lance.
This Warhammer Fantasy Battle Chaos Familiar was called “Daemonette” and was a Jes Goodwin sculpt. There’s no year on the back of the tab. The 1991 Red catalogue has it as part number 073128/35E.
This Warhammer Fantasy Battle Chaos Familiar went by the name “Stilts” and is credited to Jes Goodwin in the catalogues. There’s no year on the tab, unfortunately. The 1991 Red catalogue has it as part number 073128/35A.
This metal Warhammer Fantasy Battle miniature was a Chaos Familiar, going by the name Iron Clad Imp. There’s no date on the tab but the catalogues do at least credit it to Jes Goodwin. The 1991 Red catalogue has it as part number 073128/18C.
This metal miniature is a Warhammer Fantasy Battle Chaos Familiar, and goes by the name Mannequin. It’s a 198-something sculpt by Jes Goodwin – I suspect 1987 but the tab is unclear. The 1991 Red catalogue has it as part number 073128/35D.