Size comparison
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ManicMan
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I did say 'technically' ^_^ It's like when you had a few skaven figures with Poison wind globes but I would still debate if they were poison wind Globadiers cause.. well, even for Skaven too much of the warpstone gas isn't a great thing, so without a mask, they are more a rat that uses the odd globe to throw more then the expect thrower. they were kinda but.. yeah.. ^_^
I don't have that model it seams but I'm pretty sure this one uses the same dolly (huh.. my list says I do have him.. damn.. I know I haven't painted him yet so gonna need to sort through these figures again at some point).. with two of Colin Dixon's bearers As I said, Jes's originals were a bit smaller and skinnier, but these are early Colin Dixon ones and they did bulk out a bit more a little later.. not as much as 6ed onwards where.. cyberpunk Skaven got very bulky.
These all sit fine together. I'm not quite sure if Jes moved away from Skaven around the early 90s or if he was taken off for the Eldar and stuff more, but Colin Dixon did take over the range around 1993 (4ed) but a large bulk of miniatures were still Jes Goodwin's lot and he did the minis for the Doomwheel and screaming bell.
I don't have that model it seams but I'm pretty sure this one uses the same dolly (huh.. my list says I do have him.. damn.. I know I haven't painted him yet so gonna need to sort through these figures again at some point).. with two of Colin Dixon's bearers As I said, Jes's originals were a bit smaller and skinnier, but these are early Colin Dixon ones and they did bulk out a bit more a little later.. not as much as 6ed onwards where.. cyberpunk Skaven got very bulky.
These all sit fine together. I'm not quite sure if Jes moved away from Skaven around the early 90s or if he was taken off for the Eldar and stuff more, but Colin Dixon did take over the range around 1993 (4ed) but a large bulk of miniatures were still Jes Goodwin's lot and he did the minis for the Doomwheel and screaming bell.