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Revision as of 07:54, 24 November 2012

Introduction

The purpose of this page is to provide an overview and pictures of the classic slotta Chaos Thugs. Links to the pages of the catalogues on Stuff of Legends are included on all sections if possible.

Raf 00:26, 09 November 2012

CH6 Chaos Thugs from the Citadel Journal Spring 1987

The CH6 Chaos Thugs

Chaos Warriors from the 1988 catalogue

The 1988 catalogue:


0210 Chaos Thugs from the 1988 catalogue

The First Page of Chaos Thugs from the 1988 catalogue:

0211 Chaos Thugs from the 1988 catalogue

The Second Page of Chaos Thugs from the 1988 catalogue:

0212 Chaos Thugs from the 1988 catalogue

The Third Page of Chaos Thugs from the 1988 catalogue:

0204 Chaos Thugs from the 1988 catalogue

The Fourth Page of Chaos Thugs from the 1988 catalogue:

Chaos Warriors from the 1991 catalog Section 2

The 1991 catalogue section 2:

Most of the warriors in this catalogue were in the 1988 catalogue. Listed below are the ones that are new:

Later Chaos Warriors

The 1994 catalogue:

These metal chaos warriors replaced the old range

Marauder Miniatures Chaos Warriors (MM91)

The Marauder Section of Solgends:

Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Chaos Warriors (ADD71)

The AD&D Solegends page:

Unlisted Chaos Warriors