This Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader Imperial Guard mini has “Penitent” on the tab and is a 1988 sculpt. He can be found in the 1989 Autumn trade catalogue and is designed by Mark Copplestone. He’s also described as a Penal Legion trooper.
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4010 Imperial Guard Orderly
This metal Rogue Trader-era Imperial Guard Orderly was a Mark Copplestone sculpt for the Army/Guard in Rogue Trader. He was part number 401008.
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4010 Imperial Guard Captain
This metal armless miniature is from the Rogue Trader era of Warhammer 40K. He’s a Mark Copplestone sclupt from 1988.
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4010 Imperial Guard Sergeant
This Imperial Guard Sergeant is a Mark Copplestone sculpt from 1988. He’s part number 401006 originally and later 072104/2.
With an arm:
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4010 Imperial Guard Commander
This armless metal Rogue Trader Imperial Army Commander was a 1988 sculpt. White Dwarf #110 gives sculpting credit to Mark Copplestone.
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4010 Imperial Guard (Rogue Trader)
Designed by Mark Copplestone. This range had plastic arm and weapon sprues supplied with the metal bodies.
📷4010 Imperial Guard Guardsman
- 4010 Imperial Guard Human Bomb MC 88
- 4010 Imperial Guard Commander MC 88
- 4010 Imperial Guard Lieutenant MC 88?
- 4010 Imperial Guard Medic (Rogue Trader) MC 88?
- 4010 Imperial Guard Sergeant MC 88
- 4010 Imperial Guard Captain MC 88
- 4010 Imperial Guardsman MC 88
- 4010 Imperial Guard Orderly MC 88
- 4010 Imperial Guard Penitent MC 88
- 4010 Imperial Guard Guardsman MC ?
- 4010 Imperial Guard Grenade Launcher MC 88?
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Imperial Army Medic 09
This metal Rogue Trader miniature is one from the Medic RT701 or 4006 range, and was a 1988 sculpt. It was sculpted by either Aly Morrison, Michael Perry, Alan Perry or Mark Copplestone.
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Imperial Army Medic 02
This metal Medic is from the 4006/RT701 Medics range, and is Medic 02.
Credit for the Medics goes to Mark Copplestone, Aly Morrison and Michael and Alan Perry. I’m not sure who did this chap.
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Casualty RT501
This guy appears as Casualty or Wounded in the Rogue Trader-era Imperial Army or Imperial Guard catalogues. There wasn’t a tab on this guy! I also don’t have a specific sculpting credit for him, so if you can point me to where the credit is printed drop me a line.
