The Fantasy Tribe Evil Leaders range was released late 1982. It was changed to C22 before being amalgamated into ranges by race type. They were designed to expand upon earlier ranges in the Fantasy Tribe series. I blogged about this little known range back in 2022 but have now brought together more of my own collection whilst sorting. Lots of pics just lifted from the last post but loads more new ones.
This is from the 1982 (Dragon front) catalogue. I'd forgotten how well read my old copies are.
White Dwarf Advert
Couple of White Dwarf review slots...
Onto the range itself;
Chaos Commander
This seems to be the original version although he was replaced by the one further below... I may have got confused as he is also down as the Orc champion which makes sense... I'll see if I have a spare so I can check the base) - help!
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(below images c/o a great French collector known as Nilrem Cellezum)
I need this mini please! It's a variant of one of the old early boxed set figures but cast as a one piece.
Hobgoblin Chieftain
Skeleton Champion
Zombie Lord
Night Elf Lord
Orc Warlord
Was the FTO15 (Orc Bodyguard w. Mace of Thunder & Shield) also a contender...
Night Goblin Warlord
Night Goblin Chieftain
The blistered version is c/o Gazamonkee on eBay who gave permission to use the image. I must have seen the blistered version in my days at GW Manchester but my memory wers thin... like tears in the rain these days. The loose image is off morathi71 and the mini is headed my way as we speak. I'll update the loose pic as soon as he arrives.
Red Goblin Chieftain
Lesser Goblin Chieftain
(not great pics, the old white undercoat I used to use doesn't like pics being taken)
Orc Champion
Below is FTO14 Ogron Foulbreath, Orc champion who should have been a contender!
Well, that's it for now folks! If you have any spare pennies please jump onto The Little Soldier Company website and buy something... link is at the top and I do try to put good stuff on there!
email; enquiries@deartonyblair.co.uk
1 comment:
Excellent blog, the Fantasy Tribes range were my favourite figures back then.
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