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2014/01/29 02:32:02
Subject: Identifying old Space Marine
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Can anyone identify this old Space Marine? I believe its from early 1990s, molded in one piece. Slotta base. I have taken a quick look at Solegends already, but can't find a match. Thanks
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2014/01/29 02:39:54
Subject: Identifying old Space Marine
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Battlefortress Driver with Krusha Wheel
Norway (Oslo)
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Late sec edd painting starter set marines, got tons of em laying around since i was a kido 
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Waagh like a bawz 
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Kaptin Goldteef's waagh!  16250 points 45/18/3 (W/L/D) 7th Ed
 6250 points 9/3/1 (W/L/D) sixth-ed
Dark elves: 2350points 3/0/0 (W/L/D)
 3400 points 19/6/0 (W/L/D) 8' armybook
Wood Elves 2600 points, 6/4/0 (W/L/D)
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2014/01/29 02:42:53
Subject: Identifying old Space Marine
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Colonel
This Is Where the Fish Lives
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 d-usa wrote:"When the Internet sends its people, they're not sending their best. They're not sending you. They're not sending you. They're sending posters that have lots of problems, and they're bringing those problems with us. They're bringing strawmen. They're bringing spam. They're trolls. And some, I assume, are good people."
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2014/01/29 02:47:32
Subject: Identifying old Space Marine
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[MOD]
Making Stuff
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 phatonic wrote:Late sec edd painting starter set marines, got tons of em laying around since i was a kido
Slightly earlier than that... 
They were from the 2nd ed starter set, but were indeed later included in the paint set.
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2014/01/29 02:48:49
Subject: Identifying old Space Marine
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Battlefortress Driver with Krusha Wheel
Norway (Oslo)
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Figgures i was too young for the sec edd box well... My money didnt reach it
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Waagh like a bawz
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Kaptin Goldteef's waagh! 16250 points 45/18/3 (W/L/D) 7th Ed
6250 points 9/3/1 (W/L/D) sixth-ed
Dark elves: 2350points 3/0/0 (W/L/D)
3400 points 19/6/0 (W/L/D) 8' armybook
Wood Elves 2600 points, 6/4/0 (W/L/D)
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2014/01/29 02:55:09
Subject: Identifying old Space Marine
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The Marine Standing Behind Marneus Calgar
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Are the hands and bolter separate push fit? The 2nd ed ones I have are, wasn't aware they made a one piece version.
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2014/01/29 03:15:37
Subject: Identifying old Space Marine
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[MOD]
Making Stuff
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2014/01/29 04:18:44
Subject: Re:Identifying old Space Marine
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On closer look, I think the hands are push fit. Left arm superglued to wrist, right one on a peg(?). They are glued very tightly though, absolutely no wiggle room.
Wonder how much they are worth now, but I think I'll use it as painting practice.
Thanks for fast replies! You guys are really free efficient!
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2014/01/29 04:22:06
Subject: Re:Identifying old Space Marine
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AngrySmurf wrote:On closer look, I think the hands are push fit. Left arm superglued to wrist, right one on a peg(?). They are glued very tightly though, absolutely no wiggle room.
Yeah, they were a pretty snug fit, and often didn't really need to be glued.
Wonder how much they are worth now, ...
Bugger all. They were everywhere at the time, and they're still quite common on eBay or mixed in with 2nd hand armies.
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