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Recently I picked this guy up for a couple bucks at an antique store my girlfriend dragged me into. He was the only remotely interesting thing there haha. I only bought him because it was vintage GW, which is pretty cool to me. I've never owned a vintage model like this one (1987) and I didn't hesitate to buy! I was just wondering if any of you fine folks could tell me where I could possibly find it on an online catalogue, or maybe even a name (I think GW had names for the models they put out back then, probably not all of them, though.) He looks like he's from fantasy. I'm not sure if I even want to paint him up. I've never done a model like this except for one Asmodai that was kinda old, and he turned out pretty bad.


Edit: He has some weird ball/knob on the cuff of his left wrist. Would I be wrong to cut that off and file it? It looks a little wonky....
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Back of the little dude.

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Front of the little dude.

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The Netherlands

The bulge at his arm was used to attach a plastic shield. As for the miniature itself, there is a site which has all the oldskool miniatures. You can find it here;

http://www.solegends.com/

If that is an antique, I am too

Russian Rebel Grots : 6,500 points painted P: 8 W: 2 D: 5 L: 1
Death Guard 1.0: 8,500 points painted (Pics available in Gallery) P: 7 W: 1 D: 3 L: 3
Death Guard 2.0 "Plaguepigs": 4,250 points painted P:4 W:3 D:0 L: 1
Thousand Sons: 3,750 points painted P:1 W:1 D:0 L:0
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 Low_K wrote:
The bulge at his arm was used to attach a plastic shield. As for the miniature itself, there is a site which has all the oldskool miniatures. You can find it here;

http://www.solegends.com/

If that is an antique, I am too


Hmm I already looked there. I couldn't find it... also any further info on a shield that would go on him?
   
Made in nl
Rogue Grot Kannon Gunna





The Netherlands

These shields would fit. I found just a random Ebay auction, to give you an idea.. http://www.ebay.ie/itm/24-X-1980S-CHAOS-FANTASY-PLASTIC-SHIELDS-CITADEL-WARHAMMER-/311905084256?hash=item489efde360:g:x4cAAOSwjk9ZUrpv

As for not finding it on Sol, did you check "Citadel" too? Iirc Citadel miniatures did the first miniatures for GW before it was the biggun it is now.

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Russian Rebel Grots : 6,500 points painted P: 8 W: 2 D: 5 L: 1
Death Guard 1.0: 8,500 points painted (Pics available in Gallery) P: 7 W: 1 D: 3 L: 3
Death Guard 2.0 "Plaguepigs": 4,250 points painted P:4 W:3 D:0 L: 1
Thousand Sons: 3,750 points painted P:1 W:1 D:0 L:0
Nurgle Daemons: 3,800 points painted P:2 W:1 D:1 L:0
Tyranids: 2,000 points painted
Primaris "Honoured Mastodons": 3,700 points painted
Tallarn Desert Raiders 2,000 points painted Tau 6,750 points painted 
   
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The shields had a hole in the centre which fitted over the knob on the arm. Examples here :

http://www.solegends.com/citcat88/0003plastics-02.htm

 
   
 
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