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{{clink|Citadel Miniatures|Citadel's}} [[C12 Goblins (Citadel)|C12 Goblins]] series featured only slotta-based models. It replaced all of the old [[C12 Great Goblins (Citadel)|C12]], [[C13 Night Goblins (Citadel)|C13]], [[C14 Lesser Goblins (Citadel)|C14]] and [[C27 Goblin Fanatics (Citadel)|C27]] goblin series. The first batch were released in 1985 and they were shown in ''"The Second Citadel Journal"''&nbsp;[[#References|&#91;1&#93;]]. As well as slotta-bases these models had moved on to plastic shields (apart from a few in the 1985 set). The range was greatly extend all the way through to the end of the {{clink|'C' Series (Citadel)|'C' Series}} era and most, if not all, of these figures were produced well into the 1990s under new codes.<br>
 
{{clink|Citadel Miniatures|Citadel's}} [[C12 Goblins (Citadel)|C12 Goblins]] series featured only slotta-based models. It replaced all of the old [[C12 Great Goblins (Citadel)|C12]], [[C13 Night Goblins (Citadel)|C13]], [[C14 Lesser Goblins (Citadel)|C14]] and [[C27 Goblin Fanatics (Citadel)|C27]] goblin series. The first batch were released in 1985 and they were shown in ''"The Second Citadel Journal"''&nbsp;[[#References|&#91;1&#93;]]. As well as slotta-bases these models had moved on to plastic shields (apart from a few in the 1985 set). The range was greatly extend all the way through to the end of the {{clink|'C' Series (Citadel)|'C' Series}} era and most, if not all, of these figures were produced well into the 1990s under new codes.<br>
 
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Revision as of 14:22, 7 December 2017

Citadel Miniatures

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Citadel's C12 Goblins series featured only slotta-based models. It replaced all of the old C12, C13, C14 and C27 goblin series. The first batch were released in 1985 and they were shown in "The Second Citadel Journal" [1]. As well as slotta-bases these models had moved on to plastic shields (apart from a few in the 1985 set). The range was greatly extend all the way through to the end of the 'C' Series era and most, if not all, of these figures were produced well into the 1990s under new codes.


Slotta Based Figures

C12 Goblins (1985)

  • C12 (85-01)
    Bag Blower
  • C12 (85-02)
    Skull Crusher
  • C12 (85-03)
    Maimer
  • C12 (85-04)
    Bare Skin
  • C12 (85-05)
    Archer
  • C12 (85-06)
    Knee Spiker
  • C12 (85-07)
    Neck Cracker
  • C12 (85-08)
    Bowman
  • C12 (85-09)
    Head Cleaver
  • C12 (85-10)
    Basher
  • C12 (85-11)
    Spear Thruster
  • C12 (85-12)
    Standard Bearer
  • C12 (85-13)
    Shield Slammer
  • C12 (85-14)
    Keen Eye
  • C12 (85-15)
    Eye Gouger
  • C12 (85-16)
    Lip Keeper
  • C12 (85-17)
    Sniper
  • Citadel-C12-85-1).jpg
    C12 (85-1)
    Calf Spearer
  • C12 (85-19)
    Slug Slinger
  • C12 (85-20)
    Spearman
  • C12 (85-21)
    Clubber
  • C12 (85-22)
    Leg Biter
  • C12 (85-23)
    Head Taker
  • C12 (85-24)
    Leg Ripper
  • C12 (85-25)
    Long Knife
  • C12 (85-26)
    Thigh Splitter
  • C12 (85-27)
    Guard
  • C12 (85-28)
    Mace Wielder
  • C12 (85-29)
    Sharp Blade
  • C12 (85-30)
    Toe Crusher


C12 Goblins & Fanatics

  • C12 (GF-01)
    Bugshot
  • C12 (GF-02)
    Haggrub Grinswathe
  • Citadel-C12-GF-03.jpg
    C12 (GF-03)
    Gutrot
  • C12 (GF-04)
    Ugblod
  • C12 (GF-05)
    Boggri Maddance
    (fanatic)
  • C12 (GF-06)
    Hagbagg
  • C12 (GF-07)
    Agzog
  • C12 (GF-08)
    Oggbod Maniac
    (fanatic)
  • C12 (GF-09)
    Broglod
  • C12 (GF-10)
    Slodgrub
  • C12 (GF-11)
    Zogrod
  • C12 (GF-12)
    Hagblat Blatter
    (fanatic)
  • C12 (GF-13)
    Bograt the Loon
    (fanatic)
  • C12 (GF-14)
    Ugbug
  • C12 (GF-15)
    Bodgob Crazyhead
    (fanatic)
  • C12 (GF-16)
    Blodgutt
  • C12 (GF-17)
    Ogglod
  • C12 (GF-18)
    Zoglod Ballrider
    (fanatic)
  • C12 (GF-19)
    Gutbog
  • C12 (GF-20)
    Baglod


C12 Goblins (1987)

  • A "Golden Age" for Goblins with crazy names, 1987 saw a huge number of figures released - all sculpted by Kevin Adams (most likely, but only confirmed where marked above).
  • All of these appeared in the Spring 1987 "Citadel Journal" [4] and two mail order flyers. [5][6]..


C12 Goblin Archers

  • C12 (A7-01)
    Mastog Underarm
  • C12 (A7-02)
    Cravog Flatear
  • C12 (A7-03)
    Anseg Shortbow
  • C12 (A7-04)
    Hallog Littlebow
  • C12 (A7-05)
    Bartog the Naff
  • C12 (A7-06)
    Jonsog Moonhat
  • C12 (A7-07)
    Elliog Toybow
  • C12 (A7-08)
    Bruntog Scarknees
  • C12 (A7-09)
    Preestog the Twisted
  • C12 (A7-10)
    Handog Bumphead
  • C12 (A7-11)
    Lewog Bouncefoot
  • C12 (A7-12)
    Andog Flatnose
  • C12 (A7-13)
    Ackog Hunchback
  • C12 (A7-14)
    Sedgog Gookhead
  • C12 (A7-15)
    Davog Greencheeks
  • C12 (A7-16)
    Bambrog the Bald
  • C12 (A7-17)
    Mallig Copperhead
  • C12 (A7-18)
    Gallog Boundfoot


C12 Goblin Javelinmen

  • C12 (J7-01)
    Gumby Flatfoot
  • C12 (J7-02)
    Bimble Pointynose
  • C12 (J7-03)
    Achit Foothair
  • C12 (J7-04)
    Sodim Loudfoot
  • C12 (J7-05)
    Pongo Bigears
  • C12 (J7-06)
    Urkug Baldhead
  • C12 (J7-07)
    Spugg Crosseyes
  • C12 (J7-08)
    Wilmslog Spikeyhat
  • C12 (J7-09)
    Nigburk Blacknail
  • C12 (J7-10)
    Blogg the Smelly
  • C12 (J7-11)
    Clumpo the Stupid
  • C12 (J7-12)
    Dingleg Black Tooth
  • C12 (J7-13)
    Wallop Rednose
  • C12 (J7-14)
    Wilmslow Pigkiller
  • C12 (J7-15)
    Ningle Pointyhat
  • C12 (J7-16)
    Blimblam Blimblamblamblom
  • C12 (J7-17)
    Niblut Buttend


C12 Goblin Command Group

  • C12 (CO-01)
    Ostrog the Champion
  • C12 (CO-02)
    Bogrot the Champion
  • C12 (CO-03)
    Skunklob the Champion
  • C12 (CO-04)
    Gumbag No-hat
    (leader)
  • C12 (CO-05)
    Grak Spearhelm
    (leader)
  • C12 (CO-06)
    Ludbug the Wily
    (leader)
  • C12 (CO-07)
    Shaman Ungrib
  • C12 (CO-08)
    Shaman Boldbog
  • C12 (CO-09)
    Shaman Ungbut
  • C12 (CO-10)
    Barflog the Noisy
    (musician)
  • C12 (CO-11)
    Dimbo Ear-trumpet
    (musician)
  • C12 (CO-12)
    Hoodnose the Howler
    (musician)
  • C12 (CO-13)
    Dandruff Hornskull
    (standard)
  • C12 (CO-14)
    Lobbo Battlestandard
    (standard)
  • C12 (CO-15)
    Kreskub the Strange
    (standard)


C12 Goblin Spearmen

  • C12 (SP-01)
    Karkar Wetnose
  • C12 (SP-02)
    Coberg Facefuzz
  • C12 (SP-03)
    Blandgrit the Zonked
  • C12 (SP-04)
    Gargrit the Annoyed
  • C12 (SP-05)
    Ellog Pointyteeth
  • Citadel-C12-SP-06.jpg
    C12 (SP-06)
    Blang Paintslapper
  • C12 (SP-07)
    Tofok Quickarm
  • C12 (SP-08)
    Stanzad Pimplebum
  • C12 (SP-09)
    Gushnob Crueleyes
  • C12 (SP-10)
    Negrit Earwax
  • C12 (SP-11)
    Rocky Curveblade
  • C12 (SP-12)
    Nuggernot Hoodhead
  • C12 (SP-13)
    Ladbruk Thickarm
  • C12 (SP-14)
    Blackleb Ringear
  • C12 (SP-15)
    Gombar the Strained
  • C12 (SP-16)
    Poggard the Brave
  • C12 (SP-17)
    Singbuk Yellowback
  • C12 (SP-18)
    Compo Dingleberry


References

  • [1], SoL, "The Second Citadel Journal" (Autumn 85), page 24
  • [2], SoL, "September 1985 Mail Order Flyer"
  • [3], SoL, "January 1987 Mail Order Flyer"
  • [4], SoL, "The Citadel Journal" (Spring 87), page 38
  • [5], SoL, "June 1987 Mail Order Flyer"
  • [6], SoL, "July 1987 Mail Order Flyer"
  • [7], SoL, "September 1987 Mail Order Flyer"
  • [8], SoL, "October 1987 Mail Order Flyer"
  • [9], SoL, "White Dwarf 94", page 42


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