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I think this goes here, if I've got it wrong have mercy!

I got this model in trade and made it my C'tan. It looks "C'tany" and all but I haven't been able to identify what the model's original source is. Any help would be appreciated.
Here, added another.

Not a C'Tan. Not from the Wood Elf line, either, I don't think.

Better pics would help.

No clue

I would put money on that it is NOT GW.

Yeah I don't think it's GW either although it clearly has inspiration for the two C'tan they have (or has inspired them one or the other). If I remember right it had horns also but I cut those off : /

The pose reminds of me stuff from Confrontation/Rackham. Can't do very good searches at work though.

It is from a now non existant company called GW, back in the day they made/supported cool specialists games that added flavour to their universe and they cared about their customers. It was for a game system called Inquisitor

The model is an unbound daemonhost A b=I=tch to fight back in the day


Norseman you can paypal me some money if you want

gwaddict wrote: The model is an unbound daemonhost

So it is.

http://www.solegends.com/citcat2004/P0975-02.htm

Oops.

I should have known that. I own one of those.

Pretty cool model!

It is from a now non existant company called GW, back in the day they made/supported cool specialists games that added flavour to their universe and they cared about their customers. It was for a game system called Inquisitor

The model is an unbound daemonhost A b=I=tch to fight back in the day


Norseman you can paypal me some money if you want

I don't count inquisitor, Epic, or Warmaster, as a GW Games... as GW makes 28mm Heroic scale games LOL...


Not used to being wrong, on Mini ID.

Never played Inquisitor.

Amazing! You guys found it, I never even thought of looking in the Inquisitor series of figures. Thanks!

No worries, I dont think GW even looks at the Inquisitor range