Old School warhammer 40k models

Old School warhammer models

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• 3000whitedragon

[MarneusAugustaCalgar]

Love it!

[3000whitedragon]

@MarneusAugustaCalgar thanks bud

[huntercd]

wow, that brings memories. i used to think they were silly. i still do LOL

seriously, im glad they are using advanced sculpting techniques for the 21st century. if they didnt, i would not pick up the hobby.

[3000whitedragon]

@huntercd i know what you are saying i hate the old Land Raider

[coolsskin]

hahaha shit man these are old dude!

[Firespyer]

God I have some of those, the old Calgar & Ultramarine dread, nice paining on the dread also

[IRONBLOODxMECHANIQUE]

i remember having those off brand looking space marines. the ones with off shaped shoulderpads and whatnot. Came from a boardgame called space crusade that was published by milton bradley in 1990 or so. kinda like a 40k version of heroquest.

was nice seeing the old father christmas mini.

GW,(citadel back then) used to make a lot of minis for various games, including 20's american gangsters, dr who and 2000ad.

thanks for sharing.

[GREATJOJOMAN]

love you old stuff mate, especially the chaplin on jetbike man that is old, and rare aswell. the old school rockit launchers were a real treat aswell as the old terminators. cheers for participating in old school week

XD

[GREATJOJOMAN]

@Jedijim252 hmmmm i think if memory serves the old metal one back in the day was about £25

[Thestuka1]

I remember some of them from when i first started playing when GW were cheep and cheerful.

[Jedijim252]

Wow, the old dreadnaught must have been quite a hunk metal...I see GW re-released the old space wolf dreadnaught but pricy...don't know what they sold for back in the day, but the price seemed high to me for a model whose special weapon isn't in the codex anymore...but I guess it is the collectors button they are pushing not the player...Jim.