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Using the naming convention (and initially the photos) from the MM90 page on this site. Links are given to phenomenal [http://www.solegends.com/citadel/index.htm Stuff of Legends] when known. | Using the naming convention (and initially the photos) from the MM90 page on this site. Links are given to phenomenal [http://www.solegends.com/citadel/index.htm Stuff of Legends] when known. | ||
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file:CD02.jpg|Another iconic pair. We start to establish some of the MM matching rules, for instance the weapons need not match (hammers vs axes in this case). | file:CD02.jpg|Another iconic pair. We start to establish some of the MM matching rules, for instance the weapons need not match (hammers vs axes in this case). | ||
| − | file:CD-MM-02.jpg| CH2 SLAMBO <UL> WD#81 (SEP-86)</UL> <UL> | + | file:CD-MM-02.jpg| CH2 SLAMBO <UL> WD#81 (SEP-86)</UL> <UL>CJ-S87</UL> [http://www.solegends.com/citjour87a/cj87ap36ach2chaoswarrior-01.htm SoL] |
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file:CD03.jpg|Different arm position but clearly a match | file:CD03.jpg|Different arm position but clearly a match | ||
| − | file:CD-MM-xx|KRAVOS DLETH <UL>WD#81 (SEP-86)</UL><UL> | + | file:CD-MM-xx|KRAVOS DLETH <UL>WD#81 (SEP-86)</UL><UL>CC-88 Warriors 0201/06 [http://www.solegends.com/citcat88/0201rocwarriors.jpg SoL]</UL> |
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Revision as of 01:48, 16 October 2012
This page is to centralise information on the MM90 'mini me' phenomena. It is known that most if not all of the Marauder MM90 Chaos Dwarfs are modelled as miniature versions of Chaos Warriors from Citadel's previous ranges. Both are popular ranges and this extra correspondence makes it a fun set to collect.
There are some problems with this area of research:
1. This was never officially acknowledged by Marauder or Citadel so it remains an 'Easter egg' for collectors to stumble upon and there is no definitive list.
2. Citadel's Chaos Warriors are one of the most numerous and eclectic subjects which have been mixed and matched into various ranges over the decades.
It is hoped that this page will become a group effort. Please feel free to add your own examples and comment on those suggested by other users.
Please be aware that some of this will be highly speculative and that is a good thing. There will probably never be a definative list - perhaps future generations will wage war as to which Warrior MM90/5/a is based on but it is not this day.
Using the naming convention (and initially the photos) from the MM90 page on this site. Links are given to phenomenal Stuff of Legends when known.
Key to Sources: WD#xx (date) = White Dwarf No. xx CJ-S87 = Citadel Journal Spring 1987 CC-88 = 1988 Citadel Catalog
MM90/1
MM90/1a
We start with a classic odd man out. This infamous Chaos Dwarf Sorcerer is the only one so far based on a Chaos Sorcerer rather than a warrior. The match is pretty well established.
CH5/ AMON DUL/ Citadel Journal Spring 1987 SoL
MM90/1b
Another iconic pair. We start to establish some of the MM matching rules, for instance the weapons need not match (hammers vs axes in this case).
MM90/1c
Different arm position but clearly a match
MM90/1d
MM90/1d
MM90/2
MM90/2a
MM90/2a
MM90/2b
MM90/2b
MM90/2c
MM90/2c
MM90/2d
MM90/2d
MM90/3
MM90/3a
MM90/2a
MM90/3b
MM90/2b
MM90/3c
MM90/2c
MM90/3d
MM90/2d
MM90/4
MM90/4a
MM90/4a
MM90/3b
MM90/4b
MM90/3c
MM90/4c
MM90/3d
MM90/4d
MM90/5
MM90/5a
MM90/5a
MM90/3b
MM90/5b
MM90/3c
MM90/5c
MM90/3d
MM90/5d
MM90/6
MM90/6a
MM90/6a
MM90/3b
MM90/6b
MM90/3c
MM90/6c
MM90/3d
MM90/6d
