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* [[High Elves (WFB)|High Elves]] | * [[High Elves (WFB)|High Elves]] | ||
* [[Lizardmen (WFB)|Lizardmen]] | * [[Lizardmen (WFB)|Lizardmen]] | ||
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* [[Orcs & Goblins (WFB)|Orcs & Goblins]] | * [[Orcs & Goblins (WFB)|Orcs & Goblins]] | ||
* [[Skaven (WFB)|Skaven]] | * [[Skaven (WFB)|Skaven]] | ||
Revision as of 15:52, 28 January 2022
From the end of the 1980s onwards, Citadel Miniatures focused on Games Workshop systems. This page is for all the Warhammer Fantasy Battle (WFB) related ranges.
Citadel WFB Ranges (1990 onwards)
- Miscellaneous
- Special Editions & Promos
- Warhammer Online
- Warhammer Siege
- Warhammer Starter Sets
- Armies
- Bretonnia
- Chaos
- Chaos Dwarfs
- Dark Elves
- Dogs of War
- Dwarfs
- The Empire
- High Elves
- Lizardmen
- Ogre Kingdoms (WFB)
- Orcs & Goblins
- Skaven
- Tomb Kings
- Undead
- Vampire Counts
- Wood Elves
- Sea Elves
- 4249 Repeating Crossbow
References
- [1], YT:Vince Venturella, "Tabletop History 04 - Warhammer Fantasy Battle Editions" (2018-06-16)
