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Unknown 40k minis

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first up is this guy:
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and the "bike"
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both are made of pewter
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Are you sure they're GW?
I've never seen either before and have been playing collecting GW since the mid 80's.
I had all the books source of legends is based on.
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No idea on the "bike," but that first guy... You should strip him down before trying to get rid of him.
That's the Adepticon "Demon Prince" give away model from ~2003. if you visit their site at www.adepticon.com, you should be able to find him in there somewhere.
I sold one recently for $20 in a heart beat. I've seen feebay auctions go for even more.

Looking at it even closer, the "bike" looks like it's probably just the front half of a bike.

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* http://www.adepticon.org/

MM is dead on with the Adepticon fig: http://www.adepticon.org/?page_id=320

The other piece is certainly the front half of a bike, but I am confident that it is not GW. I'm afraid I can't be anymore help. Do you see any marks of any kind on the bottom?
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see the bike has 1 wheel and the seat and handlebars are all in the right place but im assuming that it rides in a wheelie type position. the face is really the bottom of the bike if it was laid down. as for marks, not a one. scalewise its 95% to my new bike, the pewter one is slightly smaller
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I think you're mistaken.

I think that what you have is the front wheel and yoke of a bike, and that you are missing the gas tank/seat/rear wheel half of the bike.

The horns form the handlebars, there is the screen, and I am certain that right below that is the attachment point for the rest of the bike. It would make no sense to sculpt the skull/demon face to be facing down.

Such a two piece arrangement was common for a variety of pewter wargames motorcycles, including GW figs.
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I agree.

Furthermore, it's apparent that the nose on the Demon face is a pair of gun barrels. This is further evidenced by the fact that they're painted silver.

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This may be part of a Warzone or Chronopia miniature.

http://www.princeaugust.ie/target_games/

That line tends/tended to have a similar sculpting style, but there are so many links on this page that it's hard to identify without clicking every single product ID.
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I'vw seen all of the OLD Warzone models, it's not any of them. New[er] minis were released for a newer edition. It could be from that.
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I agree with KT, though it did put me in mind of that Mishima bike.
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s_o_r_r_o_w wrote:I agree with KT, though it did put me in mind of that Mishima bike.

Do you recall the book? I still have all my old WZ books from the 90's?
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The Mishima bike looked like this:

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Well, when painted. Bare, it was more like this:

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It's a nice bike. I wonder if I still have mine around somewhere.
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I forgot that was a bike.. I thought of it as a vehicle. Like 4 wheeled.
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The "bike" piece isn't from the Fenris bike either. I wonder if it was from the Enigma Miniatures line - they were a bunch of mediocre GW knock-offs, at least initially. ("Orks" in Russian-style greatcoats, space elves were in pseudo-leaf armor, etc, IIRC.)
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I had the Fenris bike. It definately wasn't it.
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