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Ive just been given a load of old GW 40k miniatures but being more a fantasy type of person I don’t know ant they are. Can anybody help? Are they Drukhari?

Yeah, old Drukhari kabalite warriors and jetbikes, far as I can see

What Crispy said. 2 of the warriors have splinter cannons, the rest splinter rifles as far as I can see. Jet bikes have splinter rifles too.

Specifically 3rd edition plastics, then sold under the less pretentious label 'Dark Eldar'.

I’ve been a little out of the loop, so what is the name of the middle miniature in the photo below? (I didn’t see it on GW’s website, but maybe I missed it?)

From the WarCom article:

John Blanche had set the tone for the Sisters of Battle for many years, via his image of a pious platinum-haired warrior with one foot sternly raised on a pile of skeletal remains, backed by a crowd of ecclesiastical weirdos and flying cherubs.

This image was immortalised in resin as the one-off Canoness Veridyan miniature, but other art also lept from the page to the tabletop – including the Codex art which became the limited edition Tariana Palos, and the Daemonifuge Ephrael Stern who had graced the pages of the Warhammer Monthly comic over two decades ago.

If you're looking to move those DE, I'd be interested. I've got a slew of old DE and bloody love them. The kabalites are a maybe, but the reavers are an absolutely.

 Nevelon wrote:
From the WarCom article:

Would you believe me if I said I read that 3 times before I saw the name? I don’t know what my brain was doing skipping over that line. Embarrassing. Thanks for the quick response Nevelon.