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This short series is listed in the 1984 Ral Partha Imports catalog and nowhere else. It is likely that this series is not even by {{clink|Ral Partha}} since it was in the "Imports" catalog which featured products previously offered by ''Citadel Miniatures, US'' (the North American daughter-company of the UK's {{clink|Citadel Miniatures}}) and  a single range of Laserburn figures from {{clink|Tabletop Games}}. Neither of these companies appear to be responsible for this range - so this series is either by an unknown third party or by Ral Partha itself. Information is almost entirely lacking about this set. From the catalog, 5 miniatures were pictured and this series was slated for an April 1984 release.<br>
 
This short series is listed in the 1984 Ral Partha Imports catalog and nowhere else. It is likely that this series is not even by {{clink|Ral Partha}} since it was in the "Imports" catalog which featured products previously offered by ''Citadel Miniatures, US'' (the North American daughter-company of the UK's {{clink|Citadel Miniatures}}) and  a single range of Laserburn figures from {{clink|Tabletop Games}}. Neither of these companies appear to be responsible for this range - so this series is either by an unknown third party or by Ral Partha itself. Information is almost entirely lacking about this set. From the catalog, 5 miniatures were pictured and this series was slated for an April 1984 release.<br>
 
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Ral Partha

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This short series is listed in the 1984 Ral Partha Imports catalog and nowhere else. It is likely that this series is not even by Ral Partha since it was in the "Imports" catalog which featured products previously offered by Citadel Miniatures, US (the North American daughter-company of the UK's Citadel Miniatures) and a single range of Laserburn figures from Tabletop Games. Neither of these companies appear to be responsible for this range - so this series is either by an unknown third party or by Ral Partha itself. Information is almost entirely lacking about this set. From the catalog, 5 miniatures were pictured and this series was slated for an April 1984 release.


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