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Only joking!

Hi all I'm Rob. I've been painting Games Workshop miniatures for about 25 years now. Like most people I suppose I play far less than I paint!

I came across this forum when searching for information on a Forgeworld Orc Bust that just appeared on eBay. It's not the usual Warlord bust with the wolf's head lapel, but one I don't think I've seen for over 20 years. I remember when Forgeworld first starting making miniatures and terrain, back in the Thunderhawk Gunship days. I'm pretty sure the orc bust pictured was one of the first, if not the first Forgeworld bust.

Would love to have a go at painting it. Back then I could no way afford a Forgeworld bust, so missed out on all the special releases. Any idea on the history of this and how much it is worth?

Thanks
Rob

Welcome on board! As to your questions, I think that 40k sub-forums will be the best to get answers

Welcome to the party, Rob.

That's alright I still can't afford a good number of Forge World stuff. Welcome to the site. I hope you have fun.


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