This guy is different to the Casualty, who was sculpted by Bob Naismith. I can’t find who sculpted this guy – he’s shown in the RT3 flyer with no credit.


You can see him in WD99:

This guy is different to the Casualty, who was sculpted by Bob Naismith. I can’t find who sculpted this guy – he’s shown in the RT3 flyer with no credit.
You can see him in WD99:
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!
This guy is a Jes Goodwin sculpt. Unfortunately this guy is missing his hand – someone had chopped it off and added a bolt pistol, of all things…
Is that 1988 or 1989 on the tab?
This guy is one of the Armour Variants range shown in the 1991 catalogue. He’s part number 070270/5.
Painted:
Paints used:
This is the sidecar from the days of Rogue Trader. It’s an Perry sculpt according to WD99.
As seen in WD99:
This chap was called Brother Quiff or Brother Lustgarten, depending on which flyer/catalogue you’re looking at. He was Bolter 12, part number 070106/7 in the 1991 catalogue. He’s a Bob Naismith sculpt.