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Okay. I've been painting since 1992, but have only now got around to actually reading up on the gams and how to play them. That aside of the years I have amassed a rag tag lot of various kits, bits, and bobs....such as this motley crew of 4 figure I found today in a VERY old box. I have NO idea what they are for and they date back as far as 1987...so this is my ask, can any of you fine knowledgeable people out there in the swirls of the dakka dakka mists help me?

Okay here's the first

1.1987 says 'High Programmer'(I think) on his base. I thought it was part of the shed load of blood bowl stuff I had, but I'm not sure...


2.1992I think it says Fulgrim. Again, I am clueless


3.1992 Mortarion (or words to that effect it's hard to tell)


4.1992 (again) Nurgle (I'm pretty sure this is the only one I have any clue about - is he one of the unclean?)

Any help placing this orphans would be greatly appreciated

The last two are epic models for sure. Not sure otherwise :/

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Edit edit: Duh, second one is epic too.

Mortarion and Fulgrim are old Epic models of Primarchs-turned-Chaos (40k related). Nurgle is an old Epic model of the Great Unclean One. So all high level Chaos daemons.

Too lazy now to look up, but the programmer certainly is an old Rogue trader miniature (40k related). They had lots of SciFi pirates and half-civilian types then.
Just browse the old Citadel catalogues on http://www.solegends.com/citadel/index.htm