Midgard Fantasy

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Hobby Products produced this licensed range of Midgard Fantasy figures to support the 'Midgard Fantasy Roleplaying Game' which was first published by "Verlag für F&SF-Spiele" (VFSF) in Germany in 1981. [1] In 1986 the Midguard RPG Grundbox [3] was released which included 5 Metal Magic figures. [2]

Hobby Products produced the Midgard Fantasy range from October 1985 until May 1989. [2] The only Hobby Products catalog that the Midgard figures appeared in was the 1987 catalog; these are all the 'M' series sets - the 'C' series sets were released slightly later and are known only from Hobby Products' price lists. The 'C' series sets added a few more models and reorganised the 'M' series sets into male and female groups.


M Series

M1101 Krieger & Abenteurer 1

  • aka: "Warriors & Adventurers".


M1103 Zauberer & Priester 1

  • aka: "Magicians & Clerics 1".


M1105 Oger

  • aka: "Ogres".


C Series

C1101 Krieger & Abenteurer

  • aka: "Warriors & Adventurers".


C1102 Kriegerinnen

  • aka: "Female Warriors".


C1103 Zauberer & Priester

  • aka: "Magicians & Clerics".
  • C1103d in blister is assumed to be the correct figure.


C1104 Zaubererinnen & Priesterinnen

  • aka: "Female Magicians & Clerics".


C1105 Oger

  • aka: "Ogres".


C1106 Todeskrieger

  • C1106a
    Attacking

  • C1106b
    Defending

  • C1106c
    w. Raised Hand

  • aka: "Death Warriors" (uncertain if this is meant to imply they are Undead).


Packaging

  • (front)

  • (back)


References

  • [1], Midgard Online, "History of Midgard"
  • [2], zinfigureonline, "Midgard"
  • [3], RPGGeek, "Midgard: Grundbox (1986)"


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