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file:Big.W-7.jpg|<center>HE-10c<br>Mounted Dwarf | file:Big.W-7.jpg|<center>HE-10c<br>Mounted Dwarf | ||
file:Big.W-7.jpg|<center>HE-16b<br>Armoured Dwarf mounted | file:Big.W-7.jpg|<center>HE-16b<br>Armoured Dwarf mounted | ||
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| + | file:Masterpiece-508a.jpg|<center>'''508a<br>Dwarv Paladin<br>listed on Tin Soldier as<br>Dwarf Paladin | ||
| + | file:Masterpiece-508B.jpg|<center>'''508b<br>Dwarv Cleric <br>listed on Tin Soldier as<br>Dwarf Wizard | ||
| + | file:Masterpiece-508C.jpg|<center>'''508c<br>Dwarv Mage<br>listed on Tin Soldier as<br>Priest W/Cross | ||
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'''Some of these figures have been re-designated from previous sets''' | '''Some of these figures have been re-designated from previous sets''' | ||
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'''Dwarv Wizard [[file:Spacer3m.jpg|30px]] Dwarv Hairless [[file:Spacer3m.jpg|30px]] Dwarv Paladin | '''Dwarv Wizard [[file:Spacer3m.jpg|30px]] Dwarv Hairless [[file:Spacer3m.jpg|30px]] Dwarv Paladin | ||
Revision as of 05:32, 16 August 2020
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See Masterpiece Miniatures
Some available from Tin Soldier
Sculpted by John McEwan
HE-10
Dwarf
HE-10a
Dwarf striking overhead
HE-10b
Dwarf attacking
HE-10d (3pcs)
Unarmoured Dwarf
HE-10c
Mounted DwarfHE-16b
Armoured Dwarf mounted
508: Dwarv Characters
508a
Dwarv Paladin
listed on Tin Soldier as
Dwarf Paladin
508b
Dwarv Cleric
listed on Tin Soldier as
Dwarf Wizard
508c
Dwarv Mage
listed on Tin Soldier as
Priest W/Cross
HE-16
Armoured DwarfHE-16a
Armoured Dwarf striking overhandHE-12
Hobbit
HE-26
Dwarfett (female dwarf)
S-500 Dungeon Adventurers
The packs in this series, contained five figures w/ weapons and shields,
from which the gamer could choose the weapon.
Dwarf Fighter
Dwarv miniatures (re Tin-Soldier.com)
Some of these figures have been re-designated from previous sets
Dwarv Wizard Dwarv Hairless Dwarv Paladin
Dwarv Site Pics Dwarv Maiden
Dwarv Cook Dwarv w/ Cloak Dwarv Porter
Modern Dwarf Role-Playing Set
Call of Cthulhu
Shadrack Nicaros the dwarf
An International spy, who used "Silencio", a Circus Clown as his cover
Sitting position, can also be a vehicle passenger
- Various poses - 
"Silencio"
Shadrack, was a silent clown because he had a rather strong accent when speaking English.
Oddly enough, the thought of people laughing at him because of his accent embarrassed him.
Despite this strange quirk, he loved performing as a clown. He was a skilled acrobat and contortionist.
In the game “Call of Cthulhu” his specialty was stealth operations.
He carried a custom made, silenced .22 caliber revolver and utilized several different “gihillie suits”.
One of which was an urban design which enabled him to pass as a pile of garbage.
........ John McEwan.........
