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My friend has recently acquired old warhammer pieces that have the GW 1991 copyright, and it looks nearly complete, where can you go to estimate how much they would cost? Pic attached of one of the pieces, thank you very much.
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Thats the Dwarf pony from the Skull Pas starter set, I think?



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Hi, welcome to DakkaDakka Yours are metal?

These are Dwarven pony carts. There seem to be a few variants. Two were in a 10 figurine Dwarf Miner set which I think was metal and released in 2006 or 2007. These are as far as I know not really rare.

I found this image

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Here is the 1991 Catalogue but I did not find one in there, maybe you have better luck.

http://www.solegends.com/citcat1991b/index.htm



Also there was a plastic one in the starter set Battle for Skull Pass released in 2006.





The plastic one should be widely available, not worth more than 2 or 3 US$.


The metal ones afaik are not rare, too. The ponies were used for either battlefield decoration, mission markers or as unit fillers in regiments.

Yours if metal could maybe be sold for 5 - 8 US$ but only if there is currently someone interested in it looking on e.g. Ebay. 1991 items if auctioned approriately could make a bit more. Add 1991, oldhammer, metal, dwarf, warhammer and OOP to the auction so interested people will find it.

Check the Bugmans Forum (a fansite) and offer it there first. Maybe they will react quite interested. Collectors of this stuff usually dont pay insane prices, but it wont end for 0.99 on Ebay either. Give it a try

www.bugmansbrewery.com

I hope this helps, good luck Curious Guy


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